Cross Wires, a dynamic and emerging force in the alternative music scene, skillfully blends post-punk energy with melodic sensibilities. Forming in the early 2010s, the band quickly established themselves through their captivating live performances and a sound that resists easy categorization. Drawing from a broad palette that includes indie rock, post-punk, and a hint of garage rock nostalgia, Cross Wires’ music is both a nod to the past and a stamp on the future. Their discography, featuring titles such as "Yesterday In Mourning" and "A Room Full Of Memories," showcases the band's ability to oscillate between introspective lyricism and explosive, cathartic energy.

Over the years, Cross Wires has meticulously crafted a sound that is undeniably their own, as evidenced by tracks like "Camel Blues" and "The Death of Dreamland." Their releases, including the evocative "Drowning" and the introspective "24 Roehampton Street," highlight the band's evolution and depth. The "Distracted Technique (M.A.W remix)" serves as a testament to their versatility, showcasing their music's appeal to remix culture and electronic reinterpretations. With each release, from the haunting "Hall of Mirrors" to the reflective "Mourning," Cross Wires continues to explore the complexities of the human experience, making them a compelling and poignant voice in contemporary music.