Formed by cousins Nate Uhrich (lead vocals) and Jeremiah Lunde (drums) after reconnecting at a family gathering, Milwaukee/Chicago indie outfit Lunde rounded out their lineup with bassist Josh Janiak to create a signature raw, organic sound. Driven by Uhrich’s unique songwriting and J. Lunde’s sharp production, the trio quickly became staples of their local scene. Their track “Internet Anytime”—taken from their debut record Living Strange—tackles our obsession with the digital world, blending classic rock influences with a modern perspective. Tracked live with vintage analog equipment, the song captures the warmth and authenticity of late-’60s and ’70s rock while pairing nostalgic tones with contemporary themes.
Boasting rich, Beach Boys-style harmonies alongside a Beatles influence, the track is brilliantly written and delivered with top-notch performance. Built on driving instrumentation and an organic production style, it peaks with an insanely catchy chorus and a truly peculiar, standout solo section. It’s a super fun, exceptionally well-crafted track that hooks you from the start.
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