In July, Wired Euphoria’s “Fantasy Switch” felt like a plunge into emotional static, a song where heartbreak, desire and self-destruction disappeared beneath towering guitars and relentless drums. If that track found the Nottinghamshire duo willingly stepping deeper into the beautiful chaos of their sound, “Malware” discovers a wonderfully crooked way to channel that same intensity. The walls of distortion are still standing, the grunge bite remains, and Harry Barber’s drums

After turning heartbreak into haunted highways on "Poltergeist Shopping," Wired Euphoria returns with a song that feels less like escaping the ghosts and more like learning to live inside them. If June's review explored the lingering shadows of memories that refused to loosen their grip, "Fantasy Switch" pushes even deeper into the emotional static, where longing, desire, and self-destruction blur beneath towering walls of distortion. The Nottinghamshire duo haven't abandoned

Back in 2023, when we last reviewed BAÏKI, they invited us to think inside "Les boîtes," using rebellious cardboard boxes and playful absurdity to question conformity, social conditioning, and the quiet pressure to fit neatly into the world's expectations. It was humorous on the surface, quietly radical underneath, proving that the band's sharpest observations often arrive disguised as entertaining stories rather than political manifestos. Nearly two years later, we notice th