Wishy - Nature's Pill - CASSETTES
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You can do what you want to do (every day is yours)/ Baby, it's your life/ (That's right) It's such a sick ride. That's Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites, Wishy's dual vocalists and songwriters, wrapping their voices around each other, symbiotic, coming to terms to with a conclusion Life is, simply put, fucking crazy. In the whirlwind first few years of the band, there had been breakups, new love affairs, and yearning all while Wishy stormed the indie scene as an instantly beloved new act. That revelation by way of pep-talk arrives in the chorus of InchSensational.Inch Originating through Krauter's experimentation with drum loops, the song is what should be an unholy fusion of sugary grunge and dream-pop. Yet Wishy's latest jubilant remix of the past bears all their trademarks zany lyrics transfiguring melancholia into freedom, an instant classic chorus that already feels like an old friend. It's all quintessentially Wishy, and yet unlike any Wishy song you've yet heard-which made it the perfect song to give their vibrant sophomore album 'Nature's Pill' it's name. Wishy's origins go way back, to when Krauter and Pitchkites met in high school in Indianapolis. Some years and a few projects later, they joined forces to form Wishy, rounding out the lineup with guitarist Dimitri Morris, bassist Mitch Collins, and drummer Conner Host. The group's musical synergy was intense from the jump and the beginning of their career has been a prolific burst the 'Mana' and 'Paradise' EPs in 2023, debut LP 'Triple Seven' in 2024, and a follow-up EP 'Planet Popstar' in 2025. After those releases met acclaim and the band's stature rose, the conception of 'Nature's Pill' was fundamentally different. The entire project was a more collaborative effort. After writing separately for all of their debut, Krauter and Pitchkites sat down to write together as much as solo; Morris and Collins con
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- GenreRockDescriptionYou can do what you want to do (every day is yours)/ Baby, it's your life/ (That's right) It's such a sick ride. That's Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites, Wishy's dual vocalists and songwriters, wrapping their voices around each other, symbiotic, coming to terms to with a conclusion Life is, simply put, fucking crazy. In the whirlwind first few years of the band, there had been breakups, new love affairs, and yearning all while Wishy stormed the indie scene as an instantly beloved new act. That revelation by way of pep-talk arrives in the chorus of InchSensational.Inch Originating through Krauter's experimentation with drum loops, the song is what should be an unholy fusion of sugary grunge and dream-pop. Yet Wishy's latest jubilant remix of the past bears all their trademarks zany lyrics transfiguring melancholia into freedom, an instant classic chorus that already feels like an old friend. It's all quintessentially Wishy, and yet unlike any Wishy song you've yet heard-which made it the perfect song to give their vibrant sophomore album 'Nature's Pill' it's name. Wishy's origins go way back, to when Krauter and Pitchkites met in high school in Indianapolis. Some years and a few projects later, they joined forces to form Wishy, rounding out the lineup with guitarist Dimitri Morris, bassist Mitch Collins, and drummer Conner Host. The group's musical synergy was intense from the jump and the beginning of their career has been a prolific burst the 'Mana' and 'Paradise' EPs in 2023, debut LP 'Triple Seven' in 2024, and a follow-up EP 'Planet Popstar' in 2025. After those releases met acclaim and the band's stature rose, the conception of 'Nature's Pill' was fundamentally different. The entire project was a more collaborative effort. After writing separately for all of their debut, Krauter and Pitchkites sat down to write together as much as solo; Morris and Collins conArtistWishyTitleNature's PillFormatCassetteLabelWinspear
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You can do what you want to do (every day is yours)/ Baby, it's your life/ (That's right) It's such a sick ride. That's Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites, Wishy's dual vocalists and songwriters, wrapping their voices around each other, symbiotic, coming to terms to with a conclusion Life is, simply put, fucking crazy. In the whirlwind first few years of the band, there had been breakups, new love affairs, and yearning all while Wishy stormed the indie scene as an instantly beloved new act. That revelation by way of pep-talk arrives in the chorus of InchSensational.Inch Originating through Krauter's experimentation with drum loops, the song is what should be an unholy fusion of sugary grunge and dream-pop. Yet Wishy's latest jubilant remix of the past bears all their trademarks zany lyrics transfiguring melancholia into freedom, an instant classic chorus that already feels like an old friend. It's all quintessentially Wishy, and yet unlike any Wishy song you've yet heard-which made it the perfect song to give their vibrant sophomore album 'Nature's Pill' it's name. Wishy's origins go way back, to when Krauter and Pitchkites met in high school in Indianapolis. Some years and a few projects later, they joined forces to form Wishy, rounding out the lineup with guitarist Dimitri Morris, bassist Mitch Collins, and drummer Conner Host. The group's musical synergy was intense from the jump and the beginning of their career has been a prolific burst the 'Mana' and 'Paradise' EPs in 2023, debut LP 'Triple Seven' in 2024, and a follow-up EP 'Planet Popstar' in 2025. After those releases met acclaim and the band's stature rose, the conception of 'Nature's Pill' was fundamentally different. The entire project was a more collaborative effort. After writing separately for all of their debut, Krauter and Pitchkites sat down to write together as much as solo; Morris and Collins con

On the heels of their breakthrough debut album, Wishy returns with a new compilation LP titled Paradise on Planet Popstar. The 11 track LP features their 2023 debut EP Paradise on side A and a brand new, six-song EP titled Planet Popstar on the B side. A dreamy and pop-forward compilation of b-side tracks, the new EP was recorded in the same sessions that birthed Triple Seven, the band's widely acclaimed debut (Inchone of the best indie rock debuts in recent memoryInch says Stereogum). A critical success, Triple Seven recently landed on Inchbest of the yearInch lists from The New York Times, GQ, Alt Press, Paste, Stereogum, Uproxx, NME, and more.Named for the glowing, five pointed star that the iconic bubblegum-pink Nintendo character Kirby hails from, Wishy's latest offering, Planet Popstar, is a bite-sized antidote to the anxiety and precarity of life in the 2020s. A sun-soaked, hazy reflection on the band's central themes-love, life, self-discovery and having fun-it's a compilation of tracks that shows another side of the band's kaleidoscopic sound. Following the enthusiastic reception and critical acclaim of the last year, a buzzy US headline tour, and looking ahead at an already packed-full 2025, the band decided not to leave the remaining songs from the Triple Seven sessions on the cutting room floor.Bolstered by the rare musical synergy between Krauter and Pitchkites, Planet Popstar completes a loose web of vignettes and snapshots capturing them in a whirlwind couple of years - exiting the pandemic, embarking on an embryonic project, making sense of their musical pasts while forging a musical future alongside one another, each of them on a journey of self-acceptance and self-understanding.

You could call Wishy's story a lucky one. After prior monikers and iterations, Wishy was born as a kaleidoscope of alternative music's semi-recent history, with traces of shoegaze, grunge and power-pop swirling together. On Triple Seven, Indiana songwriters Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites' musical synergy proves itself to be a rare one-the kind that sounds like someone striking gold. Part sly wink and part warm gratitude, it's only fitting their much anticipated full length debut is titled Triple Seven, where Wishy's penchant for indelible hooks is couched equally in pillowy atmospherics and scathing distortion. Growing up in a scene defined by hardcore and emo, Krauter and Pitchkites instead found themselves writing melodies in their heads while driving to work, pulling music from the air and arriving at a blearier, more ethereal interpretation of Midwest expanse. The subject of their songs create a loose web of vignettes and snapshots, capturing Krauter and Pitchkites in a whirlwind couple of years - exiting the pandemic, embarking on an embryonic project, making sense of their musical pasts while forging a musical future alongside one another, each of them on a journey of self-acceptance and self-understanding. Sometimes gorgeous, sometimes festering, and always cathartic, Triple Seven is a vibrant and exhilarating document of self-discovery with the scope and heft of the bygone big-budget rock albums that inspired it.
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