All This For Nothing have released a new single entitled “Wander”. In case you did not know, they are a progressive rock band from Pretoria, South Africa. Formed in 1998, the band fuse elements of punk rock, alternative, metal and prog into a hybrid that is unmistakably their own.
“Wander’ is the second release with mix engineer Scott Hallquist at the helm, with unique and amazing artworks by Natalie Murfin and the fine people at Merch On Demand.
All This For Nothing Explains “Wander”
“Wander is a song that highlights and celebrates the emancipation of the divine feminine, through the offerings of nature as well as through the carving from societal trappings that would seek to suppress that naturally indomitable spirit.”
Conceived during the most intense months of the hard lockdown, “Wander” also explores the release and pure majesty felt by being able to re-immerse oneself in the natural world again. Having been unable to convene in the usual places of socializing for so long – rather than missing them, a feeling began to take hold that perhaps some of them were not as useful as we had previously imagined.
It is the idea that every bit of knowledge, healing and feeling of connection is available for us right now and will cost us nothing.
“Wander” is definitely one of the better rock tunes that I’ve heard from a South African band in 2021. I’m curious to find out what All This For Nothing is going to throw our way before the end of the year.
You can download / stream the track HERE.
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