Wavves, Say Anything Release Collaborative Album

Wavves, led by Nathan Williams, and Say Anything, fronted by Max Bemis, have officially released their collaborative album titled "Cherry Soda." The album marks a significant crossover between the two distinct indie rock acts, bringing together their unique sounds and fan bases. The release was accompanied by a new music video for the track "Deathx1k."

The music video for "Deathx1k" employs a distinctive claymation style, visually representing both Nathan Williams and Max Bemis. This artistic choice offers a unique aesthetic for the single, aiming to capture attention and complement the song's thematic elements. The video's production highlights a creative partnership extending beyond just the music itself.

"Cherry Soda" features a collection of songs that blend the surf-punk energy of Wavves with the more intricate, often narrative-driven songwriting of Say Anything. Fans have anticipated this collaboration since it was first announced, with expectations set for a fusion that respects both artists' established identities while forging something new. The album's release is a notable event in the independent music scene, drawing attention from both dedicated followers of Wavves and Say Anything, as well as broader indie music enthusiasts.

Details regarding the specific tracklist or production credits for "Cherry Soda" beyond the "Deathx1k" single and its video have been made available through official music platforms and the artists' respective social media channels. The collaboration signifies a willingness from both Williams and Bemis to explore new creative territories and engage their audiences in a shared project.