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Bad Wolves unveil latest work "N.A.T.I.O.N." + tour
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With their version of the classic "Zombie" from The Cranberries received Bad Wolves not only received several platinum as well as gold awards overseas, but also blew up the chart positions on YouTube with 268. million views (and rising) at "Billboards Mainstream Rock Songs". They shared the stage with such greats as Papa Roach, Five Finger Death Punch and Shinedown and played at festivals like Rock On The Ring and Download. Well, they go one better and present to start the weekend their latest disc "N.A.T.I.O.N."!
Reminder:
Founded just under two years ago in the land of unlimited opportunity, the company established itself Bad Wolves became a permanent fixture on the scene in a very short time. The band's rapid fame is no coincidence, because none of the members are strangers to the scene: On the microphone Tommy Vext (Divine Heresy), on bass Kyle concile (Ex- In This Moment), on lead guitar Doc Coyle (Lamb Of God), on drums John Boecklin (Ex- Devildriver) and last but not least Chris Cain on the rhythm guitar (Ex- Bury Your Dead). Bad Wolves represents a modern rock sound, which uses various genres from rap, hardcore to classic metal. At the same time, the band doesn't really commit itself and does its own thing. Exactly that is what Bad Wolves makes so special.
With their latest work "N.A.T.I.O.N." Bad Wolves writes down another chapter in their history and shows how much they have grown from the challenges and experiences of the years. In a total of twelve songs they address personal topics like fears, love as well as the fight against one's own demons and wrap them up in their well known rock sound. From dynamic, hard watchers like "Foe or Friend" to slow, sensitive pieces such as "Sober" everything is really there. Fans can therefore look forward to a diverse and exciting album à la Bad Wolves which will definitely not be the last. The following tells singer Tommy to the creation of the disc:
"To be more productive, we split into different groups because we're both very opinionated. John went to one studio and started writing and I went to another. We worked with different producers and created as much material as we could. Then, when we both had a skeleton, he gave me his songs, I gave him mine, and we worked together to make them sound like us. It started as a non-collaboration and then became one."
Awesome! Fitting to the upcoming release, they start their North American tour this Saturday with Five Finger Death Punch, Three Days Grace and Fire From The Godsfollowed by a European tour that starts next year in January in Finland. Among other things they will visit together with Five Finger Death Punch and Megadeth France, Denmark but also six selected German cities.
From the first to the last second -. "N.A.T.I.O.N." is a strong, impressive disc that doesn't get boring even after the fifth listen. Bad Wolves continues the success of their last album and proves once again that hard work pays off. The new album has convinced us, you too?
For all those who are still not sure, can now get their song "I'll be there" listen
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