‘4:49’ by a wolf like me feels like late-night thoughts in a room that reminds you of the past. fuzzy, worn, and strangely comforting – like a mixtape found in an old drawer that still slaps.

perth-based and proudly DIY, aaron reiter returns after two decades away, and you can hear the meaning in every chord. musically it’s shoegaze fuzz meets grunge regret, with some really, really good guitar chords and melodies carrying the whole thing along. it’s raw, real, and we’re glad he’s picked up his guitar again.

helpfully, it doesn’t feel like it’s about chasing youth. but owning the years. and turning them into something loud, lo-fi, and beautiful.

thank u for making this a wolf like me ❤️