On You Wish, Dream Nails enter a more introspective phase, expanding their punk-rooted sound into something looser, stranger, and emotionally exposed. Moving away from the outward-facing urgency of their earlier work, the band focuses on inner worlds - doubt, desire, spirituality, and self-reflection - crafting a record that feels both experimental and carefully unified. Produced with Ali Chant (Dry Cleaning, Katy J Pearson, Sorry, Yard Act), the album embraces abstraction and vulnerability without losing its edge. Textures stretch and mutate, songs unfold in unexpected directions, and familiar punk instincts are reshaped into something more curious and reflective. It’s a bold recalibration that allows space for risk, nuance, and emotional openness. You Wish captures Dream Nails at their most self-aware and adventurous - punk music unafraid to get weird, turn inward, and transform.