By Kieran Webber 

Although The Howlers sound like something that came straight out of the acid filled Mojave Desert, they are in fact from the smog filled streets of London. Their sound is a fantastic barrage of hook heavy riffs with psychedelic tendencies. It has ferocity at it’s very core and is overwhelmingly energetic. They are fast becoming one of the UK’s most sought after bands due to their fiery performances and against the grain attitude.

Their latest single ‘La Dolce Vita’ personifies their vibrant attitude perfectly, it’s hip swinging goodness decorated in a veil if Tarantino badassness. The fast paced percussion danced powerfully in the background whilst a thumping baseline drives the track forward, this is all neatly backed by husked vocals and western inspired guitar. It’s an exciting release that has us clambering for more from the band.

Speaking on the track the band have this to say:

โ€œLa Dolce Vita, is about being yourself no matter what and not letting anyone tell you otherwise, forming your own identity even atย theย inevitable cost of torment and persecution forย theย differing differences. As a band, all three of us and evenย theย team around us had to go through that period of our lives where we were subject to abuse and torment because we started to dress differently, listen to different music and generally go againstย theย grain. None of us would change that period in our lives, itโ€™s so important to form your own identity and not fall intoย theย popular culture mould because it’sย theย easiest way to stay underย theย radar and have an easy happy life. It doesnโ€™t matter if it’sย the music you listen to,ย theย way you dress,ย theย way you wear your hair,ย theย things you enjoy doing or even your sexual orientation. Be who you were meant to be, F*** anybody who says otherwise.”

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