Gotta Be a Man

Chainsaw

Strange Way To Say Goodbye

I'm In Love

What's It Gonna Take

From The Howling Tongues Collection Of Cover Songs album

Originally written by Ray Charles & Willie Nelson

Recorded in August 2014

Featuring Reuben Bidez

Seven Spanish Angels

From The Howling Tongues Collection Of Cover Songs album

Originally written by Fleetwood Mac

Recorded in Winter 2012

Dreams

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Vivian

Crooked Eyes

Greatest Lover Around

Belladonna

Alone

The Shakes

Boo Hiss

Raw Power In A Red Dress

Up Around The Bend

Makes You Tick

Nagasaki

Atlanta’s brazen sons of rock ’n roll are back and better than ever. After almost three years of wearing out the road, leaving crowds dazed and confused with their signature one-two-punch of a rock show, and writing new material destined to resurrect rock’s golden age, The Howling Tongues are ready to satisfy the demands of their dedicated fan base with their electrifying, self-produced new single, “Fever Dream,” featuring Atlanta’s fiery soul vocalist Lola Cole. 

“We wanted to incorporate that punk, Ramones-Stooges feel, especially in the breakdown chorus, with that simple kick-snare-hat thing,” says lead guitarist and producer, Nick Magliochetti. “The bridge of the song was inspired by old spaghetti westerns. We thought it would be cool to go somewhere completely different with the bridge, then bring it back to the original thing before taking it over the edge for the ending, especially with adding Lola’s vocals to the mix.” 

Written and self-produced, recorded, and mixed in the bands’ home studio on a vintage analog recording console, “Fever Dream” launches the Tongues into brand new territory as they blaze forward, preaching the gospel of rock and roll. An exciting combination of raw, gritty, glamorous psychedelia and Spaghetti Western-infused punk, it’s a bombastic, daring offering from rock’s most devoted disciples.

“It all came together fairly quickly,” Magliochetti goes on to say. “We worked on it together, and tracked it live in our studio space. We had a different verse idea that we liked initially, but we scrapped that and went for a really straight, simple, Ramones palm mute thing. We knew we wanted the bridge to take the listener somewhere else, though, so we committed to the Spaghetti Western sound and tied it all together with a wild end section. We brought Lola in to really add some dimension and depth, and it really made this cool, psychedelic sound that we thought fit the idea of the track really well.”

Fever Dream

“It started as a bass riff that I played on guitar, because I suck at bass,” Nick Magliochetti, lead guitarist and producer for Atlanta rock quintet The Howling Tongues, says of their latest release, “Daily Dose,” a blistering offering to the gods of rock ’n roll. “I played it over and over — maybe a hundred times — before the rest of the band agreed to jam it. It just fell together.” 

A sexy, smoldering track, “Daily Dose” is a step away from the sonic assault the Tongues are known for, but they once again prove their incomparable skill at writing a song that’s undeniably catchy, insanely danceable, and dedicated to preaching the gospel of rock ‘n roll. Featuring a merciless guitar riff, lead singer Davey Rockett’s raucous vocals, a screaming synth, and driven by the group’s heavy-handed drum and bass duo, “Daily Dose” is destined to go down as one of the groups’ greatest creations

Daily Dose

Get What You Pay For

The Howling Tongues are a 5-piece rock-n-roll outfit from Atlanta, Ga. Since the start of the band, with an already large and growing fan base, The Howling Tongues are becoming a household name in today’s music industry.

In August of 2011, guitarist Nick Magliochetti, lead vocalist Taylor Harlow, and drummer Tylor James decided to start a band that would soon be growing and moving faster than they had anticipated. Bassist, Zach Smith and keyboardist, Thomas Wainwright were asked to join shortly there after to create a style of rock and roll that would make the legends of this industry proud.

With a growing reputation for their live show and an anticipation of more music from their fans, The Howling Tongues returned to the studio nearly a year after the release of their first demo to record a six song album of what they call a “no regret rock-n-roll” style of music.

The band was introduced to one of the industry’s top producer/engineers, Tom Tapley, who has worked with and recorded some of rock’s greatest acts. On December 29th 2011, The Howling Tongues started work on their next project titled, “Keep The Dust Down.” This resulted in the building of a growing brand and one step closer to a sound that the band could call their own. 

After a year of live shows and gathering momentum in the music scene, The Howling Tongues found themselves in the hands of producers Stan Lynch and Billy Chapin. "We instantly knew that something great would come from working with Stan and Billy. However, none of us expected to be this blown away by the end result”, said guitarist Nick Magliochetti. So the band decided to partner with them for the recording of their first full-length album. 

In May of 2013, the band headed to Nashville's Sound Emporium recording studio to begin work on the new album. "We didn’t know what to expect being in a new environment, working with Stan and Billy, and recording it all to tape without any computers. But looking back, I can't imagine doing it any other way", said frontman Taylor Harlow. The end result is an album that shows the band's true colors and sends jolts of life back into the rock-n-roll music scene. With the highly anticipated release just around the corner, ripples have turned to waves as The Howling Tongues bring you the album that you'll be listening to for years to come. 

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