All songs written and performed by Wing Dam (Austin Tally, Abram Sanders, Sara Autrey)
Produced by Mat Leffler-Schulman
Recorded at Mobtown Studios in Baltimore, MD
Mastered by Mickey Freeland
Spring/Summer 2014
Album artwork by Austin Tally

MEGA thanks to our parents, our friends, Mat Leffler-Schulman, Baltimore, Jimmy MacMillan and Friends Records, and YOU.

PLAY IT LOUD AS FUCK

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some words on the album's starter/first single "Software:"

"Full on robust tear the walls down rock. The guitars are thick and powerful, pairing with equally intense rhythms."
(Pasta Primavera)

"Even while ripping away, the band is cognizant of when to pull back, allowing the delicate vocals of Austin Tally and Sara Autrey to come through peacefully. This is the Wing Dam we’ve been waiting for."
(Decoder Magazine)

"Possesses more post-grunge riffs than one can really know what to do with. Luckily, these three fine young specimens have found a way to harness all them licks."
(Impose Magazine)

Black Float

"Heavy guitar pop that sits somewhere between the heavenly fuzz of Hum and the nostalgic sun-glazed bliss of Siamese Dream."
(Dischord Records)


Hello everybody,
after a long musical break since 2019, I started writing again and started a new project with Tom, my brother from another mother. That was about 15 months ago. It was strange and challenging to start something in a pandemic. But it gave me that positive energy and comfort that I've always found in music. And it was a lot of fun. We named our first child “136Hz” :-) You can find it on Bandcamp. Listen and enjoy! (https://steptom.bandcamp.com/releases)
All the best and take care of each other. Love, Steph 

At the age of 11 I got a Louis Armstrong LP. Brass was my thing. Well, I never came to play trumpet. With 14 I found myself playing drums in some school bands. My ambition was to become at least a modest hardcore punk drummer, but I ended up in a ska and reggae band, a really weird experience. I was not a good drummer and I just wanted to play loud :-)End of the 80s I started to play bass and sing in different formations, to write songs, poetry, stories. I stopped making music at the end of the millennium. Just writing stories and working as voice over artist. Music always helped me getting through difficult times and losses. I forgot this positive energy in music for a long time.

Some time ago my son asked me about my past as a musician. I’m so thankful for his questions. He showed me the way back to music.
And with all these talented and inspiring people here on Soundcloud it's a pleasure to share this passion.