Horror themes are universal within rock music and it is in the tradition the band stake claim.

Percussionists and composers, Shewolf Dana Kain (bass), Jonny Wolf (drums) and Wolfman Nick Falcon (guitar), lay down solid time and drop vocals as good as any other ghouls out on the scene, or at least in their home hunting grounds of Philadelphia, PA.

These thirteen tracks bear testament. Recorded by ace engineer and producer Andy Kravitz (whose credits include The Rolling Stones, Taj Mahal, Billy Joel, Urge Overkill, Joan Osborne), The Young Werewolves, over the course of one weekend, clawed out these hook laden vamps about nocturnal love gone wrong and monsters getting mad.

1. Evil Soul
2. Zombie Car Chase
3. Blackjack and Roulette
4. Black Cat
5. The Night the Phantom Went to Graceland
6. Wolfabilly Blues
7. Graveyard of Love
8. Curse of the Cocaine Mummies
9. Who I Am
10. Dead End Friend
11. I Can't Resist
12. Werewolf Fever
13. Halloween

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 09/12/2012
The Young Werewolves lives in New Jersey USA

Tagged as: Hard Rock, Alt Rock, Ironic Rock

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15. tinytension by Horstreich: noisy, friendly, fierce and beautiful, rock and roll
16. 6 by Idlemine: A solid hybrid sound of Instrumental Rock

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