Wolves At Bay – I Was The Devil Once

Connecticut’s Wolves At Bay are a post-hardcore band that could be going places.
Connecticut’s Wolves At Bay are a post-hardcore band that could be going places.
When Molly (Gretchen Lodge) moves into her childhood home with her new husband (Johnny Lewis), memories of her abusive father start to come back to her. With her hubby being a truck driver, Molly is often left to her own devices in the creepy house and it doesn’t take long before things start to spiral out of control. That’s pretty much Blair Witch co-director Eduardo Sanchez’ new movie in a nutshell.
The Sidekicks may have started out as another gruff punkrock band like Hot Water Music and Latterman, but they have since fully embraced 90s alt-rock.
The bluegrass punkrockers that make up Old Man Markley are back at it with “Down Side Up”, their latest collection of poppy banjo-enhanced footstompers.
Mrs Skannotto is a Third Wave ska band that has been around since 1998.
London’s Turbogeist race out the starting blocks with the grungy “Mermaid’s Revenge” before hooking you completely with the edgy solo in “Zero Friends”.
Chicago-based band The Tossers are apparently still spending their nights in pubs and as a result have come up with another album full of drinking songs.
Off With Their Heads is back with another album full of slightly depressing punkrock tunes that come with choruses begging to be belted out loud over the crunchy guitar riffs and solos.
Just like Kvelertak, Man The Machetes is a Norwegian band that likes to throw metal, punk, hardcore and rock ‘n roll together and see what they end up with.
With six albums in just nine years, it’s obvious that Vreid don’t spend all their time worhsipping the dark lord. Busy little fuckers!