For the Wolf: For the Wolf : Turn on the Dark

For the Wolf SKU: 26742441
For the Wolf: For the Wolf : Turn on the Dark

For the Wolf: For the Wolf : Turn on the Dark

For the Wolf SKU: 26742441

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Description

Title: For the Wolf : Turn on the Dark
Artist: For the Wolf
Label: CD Baby
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 888295066068
Genre: Heavy Metal

For the Wolf are ready to Turn on the Dark for HorrorHound Records American dark punk-rock band, For the Wolf, are preparing to release their second album, Turn on the Dark, in March 2014, after signing to HorrorHound Records. Combining a love of horror with stoner metal influences, For the Wolf has a macabre sound that will thrill children of the night and ignite Halloween dancefloors. Following Harley Poe as the second signing to HorrorHound Records, this is the birth of an exciting new era for horror music worldwide. Kristy Emory (vocals) and husband Coby Emory (guitar) proved that blood is thicker than water when the band formed in 2010, alongside Noah Emory (drums, twin brother to Coby), Jeremy Mullis (guitar, brother to Kristy) and Rockey Jackson (bass, lifelong family friend). Bonding over a love of movies like Return of the Living Dead and Night of the Demons, and bands like Black Sabbath and Deftones, For the Wolf has been electrifying fans ever since. 'A Faery's Song' is the first track to be released from Turn on the Dark. Based on English Gothic horror comic-book series, La Belle Dame Sans Merci, created by P M Buchan and Karen Yumi Lusted. Speaking of the origins of A Faery's Song, Kristy Emory from For the Wolf said: 'I grew up in a family made up of pastors and evangelists, but I also grew up a fan of horror. Staying up late watching Tales from the Crypt with my Mom, the horror that I've always gravitated toward has involved that struggle with heaven and hell - the dark and the light. That's what I loved about the comic La Belle Dame Sans Merci, and we tried to channel that struggle in 'A Faery's Song'. On For the Wolf's signing to HorrorHound Records, she said: "HorrorHound has been our favorite magazine for years and we could not be more excited to work with them. Working with people that share our love for horror and art makes the creative process fun and easy. We couldn't have arrived at this point without Joe Whiteford of Harley Poe, who has been incredibly supportive, and introduced us to HorrorHound. This whole experience has been incredible." Sharing her excitement for the release of Turn on the Dark, Kristy said: "My favorite song from Turn on the Dark is 'Electric Babysitters'. It was inspired by Silent Hill and my frustration with the current society. There's a scene in Silent Hill: Revelations where Heather asks Vincent why he doesn't just leave this dark place that he's in, and he says that it's all he knows. That awful concept really resonated for me. There is so much darkness in our world, but we're all becoming too comfortable and apathetic to try to change it. We place so much faith in modern media to tell us what to do and what to think, but they're lying to us to maintain the status quo. I want people that hear 'Electric Babysitters' to wake up and start questioning the lies that are being rammed down our throats." The 14-track Turn on the Dark will be available for the first time on CD and vinyl at HorrorHound Weekend (March 21-23rd) at the Sharonville Convention Centre in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, where the band will meet with fans and introduce themselves to the horror faithful. In celebration of the album release, For the Wolf will also be performing live on stage Saturday, March 22nd, 2014 at HorrorHound Weekend's Night Terrors event. To access the For the Wolf press kit visit http://www.reverbnation.com/rpk/forthewolf. To contact For the Wolf for interview or bookings email booking@forthewolf.com. About For the Wolf: For the Wolf is an American dark punk-rock band from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Combining a love of horror with stoner metal influences, For the Wolf has a macabre sound that will thrill children of the night and ignite Halloween dancefloors. Kristy Emory (vocals) and husband Coby Emory (guitar) proved that blood is thicker than water when the band formed in 2010, alongside Noah Emory (drums, twin brother to Coby), Jeremy Mullis (guitar, brother to Kristy) and Rockey Jackson (bass, lifelong family friend). Bonding over a love of movies like Return of the Living Dead and Night of the Demons, and bands like Black Sabbath and Deftones, For the Wolf has been electrifying fans ever since. For the Wolf's first EP, Floating Through the Veins, was released in 2011, followed by the full-length album Hi, Tapes! In 2012. The band provide the theme song for KMOD's Big Mad Morning Show and recorded the ominous anthem, Aethry, for the Nowata Asylum Haunted House in 2012. Having opened for bands like Powerman 5000 and Harley Poe, For the Wolf create alternative punk, with teeth. Visit www.forthewolfok.com for more information or talk to the band directly through Facebook - www.facebook.com/forthewolfok. About HorrorHound Records: A spin-off from HorrorHound Magazine, HorrorHound Records is a new music label designed to introduce various subgenres of music within the world of horror - ranging from punk to rock to metal. HorrorHound Record's first album release came from Kokomo, Indiana's Harley Poe, with the release of Pagan Holiday. With additional band and album plans in the works for 2014 and beyond - HorrorHound Records is set to make it's mark on the horror-music industry. To check out more information on HorrorHound Records and HHR band and album news, visit the official Web site at www.horrorhoundrecords.com.

Tracks:
1.1 Beware the Moon
1.2 Self-Taught America Teen Wolf
1.3 The Invisible Dead
1.4 A Faery's Song
1.5 Creativity Riot
1.6 605-5 Central (Saturday 1992)
1.7 The Great White Fire
1.8 Common Law
1.9 Hostile Hipster Takeover
1.10 Your Two Minutes Are Up
1.11 Electric Babysitters
1.12 The Number You Have Reached Is Not Your Boyfriend Calling You
1.13 Heaven Is a Ghost Town
1.14 Save This City

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