Wedge is a Berlin-based rock band known for their energetic revival of the classic rock sound reminiscent of the late 60s and early 70s. The band's name signifies a solid foundation with a keen edge, mirroring their musical ethos of delivering straightforward, powerful riffs and psychedelic undertones. Since their formation, Wedge has quickly become a staple in the European rock scene, winning over fans with their old-school rock 'n' roll attitude combined with a modern twist.

Their self-titled debut album "Wedge" laid the foundation for their growing reputation as purveyors of hard-hitting rock music with fuzzy guitars and catchy melodies. Subsequent releases like "Killing Tongue" and "Like No Tomorrow" further established the band's signature sound, characterized by a blend of classic rock, psychedelia, and bluesy grooves. Their music often showcases vintage instrumentals, evident in the track '61 SG, which is a nod to the iconic Gibson guitar model. Wedge's dedication to authentic rock music is also reflected in their dynamic live performances, where they deliver their high-octane tracks, such as "Playing A Role" and "Across The Water," with a relentless drive that harkens back to the golden age of rock.