Werewolves: What A Time To Be Alive
Werewolves: What A Time To Be Alive
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Werewolves
Label: Prosthetic Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 656191047210
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
Less than a year since their debut album, The Dead Are Screaming, Australian death/grind supergroup Werewolves - featuring Dave Haley (Psycroptic, Ruins, King), Matt Wilcock, and Sam Bean (both of The Bezerker, The Antichrist Imperium) - are back with their sophomore full-length, What A Time To Be Alive! The new record steps boldly deeper into the mix of black and death metal and showcases Werewolves composing and performing with aplomb. The lyrics hurl abuse and loathing at absolutely everyone including the fans and particularly the band themselves. The album begins with the blistering single "I Don't Like You" and becomes a self-sufficient vortex of hatred from then onwards across it's nine song onslaught. What A Time To Be Alive is set for release in the new year and will leave uninhabitable salted earth in the extreme metal scene, where one day your grandchildren may eventually see a D-beat grow. Mixed by Joe Haley (Psycroptic) with artwork by Mitchell Nolte.
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