Tag: dead in the shadow

To Speak of Wolves has just posted a teaser for new music on their Instagram Channel. Are you looking forward to another new album from the band? Their last released full length was “Dead In The Shadow” in 2017 on Solid State Records. Follow on Instagram here (@tospeakofwolves)… Continued →

We had a chance to speak with Phil Chamberlain for To Speak of Wolves in preparation of their upcoming album (out TOMORROW). IVM: Hey Phil, thanks for taking some time to talk. 2016 saw the release of “New Bones” on Cardigan Records and “Dead in the Shadow” is coming up quickly. This all follows years of years of silence. How have things changed for the band, be it lineup, personal lives, or musical influences? Phil Chamberlain: We took a few years off to pursue matters in our personal lives so when we got back together in 2016 we kind of exploded out a ton of music in a short amount of time.… Continued →

To Speak of Wolves have been around for ten years and have now released 3 albums on Solid State Records. They are the pure definition of a sleeper band. Those who know them await every release because they know they’ve found a top quality metal band. Now, they’re coming off a thunderous return to the music scene with an EP last year, and a full length on their home label – Solid State Records. The sophomore album Find Your Worth, Come Home was and is an incredible piece of art that should hold a place near the top of Solid State’s most treasured albums.… Continued →

To Speak of Wolves have been releasing new tracks off of their upcoming new album, titled Dead in the Shadow. On July 8th, they put out a teaser for a new lyric video for the single “Haunt Me”. That track is out now! Check it out below! Dead in the Shadow is due out on July 21st via Solid State Records. … Continued →

To Speak Of Wolves have finally released some information about their new album after resigning with Solid State Records. “Dead In The Shadow” will be coming out on July 21st, and they just released the first single from the LP called, “Haunt Me.” Here it is in all it’s glory over at Revolver Mag.  … Continued →