The War Yaks is a prog-rock band led by lead singer Nat Rusciani, she is also the keyboardist, songwriter, and producer for The War Yaks. Her belief that prog can be fun and hummable gives the music style of The War Yaks a structure. The War Yaks provokes the listeners with their introspective lyrics brought to the audience with soulful vocals and music with heavy use of saxophone. This dynamic music group bends genres to come up with a music style unique and authentic to them. Their new album “Bifurcate” is out now and we are thrilled to write about it.
“Bifurcate is a beautiful album that blends genres to bring us the most exquisite sonic experience in the world of prog.”
Female-led music band “The War Yaks” have released their latest album “Bifurcate”. This album is particularly personal for the lead singer Nat Rusciani as she created this beautiful album while going through the breaking stage of the band, she dedicated two years of her life to learning production so that things keep going. She also went through her divorce during the recording of the album. These incidents made her resonate deeper with the theme and name of the album. True to their music style, The War Yaks touch the subjects deeply connected to human emotions and psyche, it is a ridiculously amazing journey of musical grandiose and a celebration of the talent behind it. The entire album feels grand with an excitingly wide range of musical expression. The enigmatic vocals put soul into the album making it a catchy listen. The band has taken inspiration from diverse sources and that shows with each and every song as you explore the album deeper. The songwriting in the entire album is top-notch and engaging. Anthony is on saxophone and has done a mind-blowing job on the album, he is also the co-writer of the album. The way he carries the entire album with the part he plays is mesmerizing and the tunes he creates are hypnotic. You must take out time and listen to this amazing album ASAP, we promise you won’t regret it.
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