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Happy Fangs “Lone Wolves” Song Premiere (Exclusive)
Bloody-Disgusting has teamed up with San Francisco punk rockers Happy Fangs to bring you the exclusive song premiere of “Lone Wolves”, which comes from the band’s upcoming album Capricorn (out January 27th).
The track is a blistering, ferocious assault on the senses, powered by pulsating drums, fuzzed out guitars, and in-your-face howls.
Guitarist Michael Cobra states:
“Lone Wolves” is one of the last songs we wrote for the album. Rebecca and I collaborated on the lyrics as we wanted them to fit well with how heavy and fast the music was. It originated as vignettes about people I hung out with as a kid. I grew up in a small town in Kansas and anyone there that didn’t conform to the norm, loners, punks, skaters, metal kids, goth kids, all ended up hanging out together because there was nobody else to fit in with. These were the people that introduced me to punk, metal, art and sub-cultures that were from from the wheat fields we were surrounded by. “Lone Wolves” is about having a club of people that could care less about fitting into a club. It’s about finding your tribe.
Head below for this exclusive song premiere!
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Tour Dates:
Saturday, Jan 31 @ Rickshaw Stop / San Francisco, CA
Thursday, March 12 @ Ash Street Saloon / Portland, OR
Friday, March 13 @ McCoy’s Tavern / Olympia, WA
Saturday, March 14 @ The Highline / Seattle, WA
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