Horror rock band We’re Wolves has shared a lyric video for its new single “Pride” featuring Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills, from the band’s debut album, “Evil Things” (read Live Metal’s review).
“This song is about pride getting the best of someone. Not being able to differentiate between what’s good for the group vs his or herself,” vocalist AJ Diaferio said. “We wrote this song about an individual we became gridlocked with during the writing process and couldn’t work past their ego. We have always wanted to feature our friend Spencer and this seemed like a great opportunity. This song fit his vocal style so seamlessly. We hope you love this song as much as we enjoyed creating it.”
We’re Wolves is a dark-humored, horror-loving, energetic blend of metal subgenres and hard rock. The band is constantly pushing the boundaries of entertainment through satirical yet theatrically morbid visuals that play off of its carefully crafted aggressive sound. The band’s first full-length album, “Evil Things,” is a diverse collection of songs designed to connect to the sinner in all of us. Based on Dante’s “Divine Comedy,” the album takes the listener on a journey through the underworld of hell. The album also contains features from Bryan Kuznitz of Fame on Fire and Rain Paris.
Learn more about the album and the band in our interview with Diaferio.
We’re Wolves first burst on to the music scene with a cover of Limp Bizkit’s “Break Stuff,” which garnered a huge response for the band, with over 1.6 million views on YouTube and 675,000 streams on Spotify. Its debut single, “Dissonance,” off the EP “The Hunger,” reached over 400,000 streams. The band has continued to please fans of metal and horror alike, with its cover of “Bodies” by Drowning Pool being featured on Spotify’s “Metal Covers” playlist, and its cover of Disturbed’s “Down with the Sickness” has been revered by the original band itself.
Listen to We’re Wolves’ new album “Evil Things” available on all DSPs now. Follow We’re Wolves HERE for upcoming shows and updates.
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