East London’s latest punk rock offering, The Howling, are a super-strength shot of adrenaline into the beating heart of rock n’roll. Bringing together incendiary guitar riffs, hard-edged dance synths, gut wrenching basslines and ballbusting drums, they’re topped off with the kind of in-yer-face vocals that pin you to the floor and leave you gagging for more.

The first taster of what’s to come from their debut album is unleashed today as a special Halloween gift. ‘Dance Of The Skeletons’ delivers the unique sound that has already amassed a loyal fanbase.

Blacky, Chappell, Jackyboy, Grimes and The Rev, who appropriated their name after the neighbours of Great Eastern Studios complained of “HOWLING through the building” during recording sessions, have already had an amazing year, selling out every show they’ve played to a growing audience each time, from Notting Hill Arts Club to the Borderline. 

The hype that’s followed an unsigned band selling out venues like Camden Underworld within days of tickets going on sale has grabbed the attention of The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett, comedian Noel Fielding and Brit-rockers Kasabian who The Howling have even gone on to support live, with lead singer Tom Meighan declaring, “The Howling are the best rock band in the last 20 years”. 

Earlier this month they toured the UK with Volbeat, including tearing up the stage at Brixton Academy, and over the summer played Download Festival (check out their performance of ‘Hole In My Head’ here), delivering a full throttle performance that won them even more devoted worshippers.

‘Dance Of The Skeletons’ is available for FREE now at http://thehowlingofficial.bandcamp.com/

The Howling’s debut album will be out in 2014.

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