Lucy Fitzgerald 
Man, “Fervor” just hits differently, right from that dreamy minor chord intro. Colin Wolf’s guitar picks out this smoky dream-pop vibe, then Quincy Wellen kicks in on the drums with this slick 5/4 groove that’s got a jazzy bounce you don’t hear every day. Then Natalie Expraxia’s voice swoops in, weaving perfectly around Wolf’s lines, building this tight chemistry only a well-rebuilt band can pull off.
It’s neat how the track feels kind of proggy, almost channeling Steve Hackett style guitar tones in that solo, yet it never loses that emotional core. The rhythm section’s not just keeping time; Wellen’s jazz tinged fills play off Wolf and Nate’s vocals so naturally, you’d think they’ve been jamming together for years when in reality, this version of the band was stitched back together just before this album.
I really like the song and it should be in everyone’s playlist because it somehow feels both fresh and familiar, soulful and technical, capturing that raw excitement of a band reborn full of creative energy, and I genuinely can’t stop hitting repeat on it.
All those odd time signature tricks, dream pop textures, and the way Natalie and Colin’s vocals dance together make this more than just a catchy tune. It’s a statement. Smooth Retsina Glow is back and stronger than ever. Whether you’re into mathy grooves or emotional hooks, “Fervor” is a journey worth taking.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
