Blending low-end croons reminiscent of Lee Hazelwood and Leonard Cohen with the growl and grit of early alternative isn't something you see much from current artists. Lee Wilder’s debut record, Sound Emporium, was released in 2024 to rave reviews with critics hailing it as "addictive and compelling rock" and “a party in your speakers”. Not wanting to be pigeonholed to any particular genre, Wilder's latest self-produced album Dogs of Eternity showcases another side of the artist's talents; trading horns and flashy guitar licks for honest, deeply personal hymns about hope, aging, and making the most out of life's lemons.  Dogs of Eternity is available to stream everywhere via Wilder’s own label, Tragic Joy Recordings.