Bold Journey Interview

“my professional music career began when i was 22 years old, playing as courtney love’s live guitarist. it was an incredible experience and a crash course in the realities of the music industry. those early days taught me so much about performing, collaboration, and the creative process, and they’ve shaped everything i’ve done since.”

the Condo Interview

“LT Wade is a man with impeccable taste. He is someone who understands style, composition and curation. With over 17 years of experience in the music industry, his achievements include touring with Courtney Love, 50 song releases and multiple short stories published via Far Out Magazine. He is familiar with the power of music and is a voice to listen to when considering sound and style in the home.”


Canvas Rebel Interview

“One big highlight was Johnny Marr offering my band FURS main support on his tour because he genuinely liked the music.”


GZGZ - Over You Review

Far Out Magazine 8.3 - “With the mercury rocketing GZGZ, LT Wade, and Elle Wade welcome you to plunge into the tranquil pool of reminiscence with the breezy new single ‘Over You’. The trio then linked up when circumstance permitted and tessellated the textured moods and musical movements into one unified arrangement that could shake up the sangria for Lou Reed’s perfect day all on its own with the right speaker and setting.

Unfortunately -Review

Circuit Sweet - “LT Wade packs a punch with the new single, immediately the beats pound as the rhythmic guitar sways across the energetic atmosphere and allows the immersive textures of the tonality to surge. The soulful vocal harmonies add this intoxicating attribute to this impressive ensemble. Rich, raw, and delivered with this upbeat spring, turning the intimate lyrics into a playful release. LT Wade adds this brighter influence to this creation which leaves this almighty impression.”

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Circuit Sweet - “LT.Wade has conquered a sublime hit, enriched with real and raw lyrics, stunning instrumentation that heightens the intensity of this standout release.”

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Requiem for the American Dream -Album Review

"Recalls Tame Impala, 70s soul and lo-fi hip hop… a compellingly-unique presentation of a ubiquitous topic. It’s an album that rewards repeated listens and serves as a free-spirited showcase of Wade’s considerable talents.” Secret Meeting – 7.5/10

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UNCUT Magazine Debut Album 'Transient' Review

Former 'Courtney Love' guitarist gets dreamy

Pursuing the more celestial facets of Furs, his band with his sister Ella Wade and The Duke Spirits Olly Betts, Liam Wade's solo debut combines familiar but welcome styles. His vocals recall the wide-eyed yearning of Mercury Rev's Johnathan Donahue - though he also demostrates a surprising Chris Isaak croon on "My Sun & Stars" - While elements of Deserter's Songs, as well as Slowdive's shimmering guitars, can be heard in "Hard To Know". As "The Sky Fills Up Everywhere" could almost be Beach House covering "Knocking On Heaven's Door", and The War On Drugs' warm drowsiness is discernible in "Lost Angeles". WYNDHAM WALLACE


A whopping slab of funked-up cool that could easily soundtrack our summer, if only we were actually allowed to go out. Can’t really fault the guy. A cracking album indeed. 8/10
— God Is In The TV Zine
Its brilliant. Charismatic, groovy, clever, cool…all those things.
— Roger Morton - Music Journalist
Requiem for the American Dream is a political record and it is a record that will no doubt alienate those who don’t already agree with Wade. But the songs inside are slick and catchy and taken piece by piece, they can sneak into anyone’s subconscious.
— Sungenre
Wade’s latest offering, ‘Imagine Us’, which follows the previously released ‘Side By Side’, is a shimmering breath of fresh air and arrives as Far Out’s track of the Day
— Far Out Magazine
It sounds like a California album, full of hazy vocals on songs that slide by like scenery on the freeway. Wade has a way with dreamy sounds, mixing airy synthesizers with guitar, bass and drums
— Paste Magazine
“Hard To Know”, a captivating glimpse of the sunshine coast, full of effortless vocals and psychedelic guitar.
— Wonderland Magazine
‘Lost Angeles’ is online now, a whip-smart indie jammer with a summertime feel and a nagging, incredibly infectious chorus.

— Clash Magazine
Needless to say, in this day and age, it’s a breath of fresh air.
— All Things Go
“Lost Angeles.” A mid-tempo rocker, the track sounds like the mid-period Stones ruminating on lost weekend in the City of Angels.
— Magnet Magazine
The singer/songwriter enjoys a delicious track with stunning ambiance. The guitars float through the tune with an atmospheric skip, culminating in swirling effects that only add to the hazy, amorous tune.
— New Noise Magazine