So Long by Goddamn Wolves is a bittersweet indie rock track that feels both nostalgic and urgent. With its tight rhythm section, jangly guitars, and dual vocals, the song delivers a punchy yet melodic ride that captures the emotional tension of saying goodbye while the world is spinning fast.
The band—an indie trio from Raleigh, North Carolina—blends male and female vocal harmonies in a conversational and raw feel. Chris Weilding and Laura McCullough trade lines and layer their voices well, pulling listeners into the story. Backed by Drew Foglia’s steady, expressive drumming, the track keeps its energy up while allowing space for reflection. So Long is one of four tracks from The Doom EP, a collection leaning into uncertainty, dread, and emotional release themes. While the lyrics speak of departure and disconnection, the sound remains bright and engaging, creating a powerful contrast that keeps listeners hooked. Goddamn Wolves takes influence from classic alt-rock bands like Pixies and The New Pornographers, and you can feel it in the balance between catchiness and grit. Still, they’ve carved out their voice, especially in this track.
If you’re into indie rock that’s heartfelt but not heavy-handed, give So Long a spin. It’s available now on all major streaming platforms.
