W.E.T. is a melodic hard rock band that emerged as a powerhouse project combining the robust talents of three well-established names from the hard rock world, forming an alliance that blends the traditional nuances of the genre with contemporary soundscapes. The name W.E.T. is an acronym that denotes the bands from which the founding members hail: Robert Säll, a key individual from the band Work of Art (W); Erik Mårtensson of the band Eclipse (E); and Jeff Scott Soto, known from his work with Talisman (T). These seasoned musicians came together to forge a sound that both honors and revitalizes the melodic rock scene.

Since their inception, W.E.T. has released a series of studio albums, live recordings, and singles that have cemented their reputation within the realm of melodic hard rock. Their meticulous craftsmanship in songwriting and energetic performances come to the fore in their most recent releases, such as "Retransmission," which echoes the band's continued dedication to producing anthemic and emotive music. Tracks like "Big Boys Don't Cry" and "Learn to Live Again" showcase their poignant lyrical content juxtaposed with soaring melodies and robust instrumentation, securing their appeal among fans of the genre and earning commendations for their contribution to keeping the spirit of melodic rock very much alive and kicking into the modern era.