
The album begins with the hardcore punk/metal attack of “Hide Like My Friends.” The album’s first single, “Know Why” has a more mature sound as the band still show their aggressive teeth, without the need of pounding their sound inside your mind. Wolves At Bay still has that youthful passion displayed in the songs “Forget Who I Was” and “Hollow.” The album closes with the most mainstream hard rock song on this new release, the energetic “I Was The Devil Once.”
If you can’t make it to the Wolves At Bay release show, then be sure to visit wolvesatbayband.com to find out more about this rising indie-rock band.

The grungy guitar of the opening track “Poison Dart” lays the ground work for Werewolf Police’s most complete project to date. The up-tempo rock of “Too Many Holidays” has that solid backbeat that gets the adrenaline pumping. They expand upon their alternative rock sound with the progressive, mind-expanding “Somewhere Cold,” before returning to the garage rock of “Under The Gun.” The album closes with the alternative, mainstream pop-rock of “Recital”and their return to the grunge of “In A Bad Way.”
Werewolf Police are releasing a special very limited edition run of 50 cassette versions of the new album along with a digital download. For more information on the band’s new album, please visit their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/WerewolfPolice.
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