What is the best song by the band Wednesday?

Noisy shoegaze textures collide with plainspoken Southern storytelling across this catalog of underground favorites and breakout highlights. Which track wins?

1

Bull Believer

An eight-and-a-half-minute epic from Rat Saw God, known for Karly Hartzman's visceral, guttural screams in its finale.

1000pts

2

Quarry

A standout track from Rat Saw God blending shoegaze noise with sharp, diaristic songwriting.

610pts

3

Chosen to Deserve

A confessional, twang-inflected song from Rat Saw God about self-acceptance and past mistakes.

560pts

4

Turkey Vultures

A slow-burning highlight from Twin Plagues built around hazy, distorted guitar textures.

503pts

5

Pick Up That Knife

A striking Bleeds track showcasing the band's growing range between tenderness and abrasive noise.

435pts

6

Got Shocked

A Twin Plagues song combining biting humor with the band's noisy, alt-country-tinged sound.

356pts

7

What's So Funny

A fan-favorite Rat Saw God track that the band's own songwriter has cited as her favorite.

261pts

8

Bath County

A Twin Plagues standout named for a rural Virginia county, layering shoegaze atmosphere with personal storytelling.

261pts

9

Fourth of July

A Rat Saw God track mixing Americana imagery with the band's signature wall-of-noise guitar work.

261pts

10

Cliff

A Twin Plagues track exploring memory and small-town Southern life through Hartzman's vivid lyricism.

261pts

11

Elderberry Wine

A track from Bleeds continuing the band's blend of countrified melody and heavy shoegaze noise.

261pts

12

Formula One

A Rat Saw God cut noted for its unusual imagery and shifting dynamics between quiet verses and loud choruses.

145pts

13

Townies

A Bleeds song capturing small-town restlessness with the band's dense, layered guitar sound.

145pts