Heavy The Howlers

At the end of 2024, The Howlers had released their self released debut album ‘What You've Got To Lose To Win It All’ an album that represented the emotional toll of personal loss, Written and conceived by lead-vocalist / songwriter Adam Young as a means to express and share his own experiences, With the album arriving to significant critical acclaim across Europe, whilst seemingly being shunned by the UK, Young had pushed the band to achieving multiple Top 10 chart positions in the UK and resulting in a sold-out debut album tour, seeing the band undertake 18 dates and announce their debut European Headline tour for March 2025.

Outwardly at least the band was riding the high of independent success, However behind the scenes the band had fallen apart, The sole burden of releasing an independent album had been forced on youngs shoulders with his fellow band mates at the time actively refusing the calls by management to help carry the burdens of independence whilst all the while expecting equal share of the plaudits, this became evident when Young pushed to perform a handful of new songs on the tour, to which was met with great resistance, but ultimately became fan favourites during each sold out performance, The imbalance that had been forced on Young, lead to all the band members parting ways in November 2024 mere days after the completion of a sold out tour.

In the wake of the new year, Young set about working on the foundations of what would become the bands second album ‘Heavy’ a record that was once again shaped by his experiences, only this time the young songwriter was seemingly galvanised by his new found independence, and lack of desire to appease what was the band, quickly reshaping the band into a 2 piece, The Howlers recorded and released their Rebirth singles ‘Night Crawling’ and ‘You Can Be So Cruel’ ultimately choosing to release the former as their return, A song that saw Young's songwriting take on a new found confidence