Last week Florida werewolf punks Wolf-Face debuted a new video for the song "Howl Alone," from their last album, Still Golden (2019).
Following their abstract concept, the video "shows what it’s like to experience sleep paralysis, and the monster that comes with it."
Teen Wolf itself is goofy but with some surprisingly poignant metaphors. Wolf-Face is the same, straddling its own bizarro stance between cartoonish monsters, high school, adolescence, melodrama and real, honest emotion. I didn’t expect to like Still A Son of a Bitch in 2013, but I did – quite a bit, really. The band is built on a gimmick: that the 1985 movie … Read more
Michael J. Wolf (Wolf-Face) SPB: How has Wolf-Face’s mission/concept changed since the band first formed? Wolf: My mission to spread the word about the trials and tribulations of being a teenage werewolf remains unchanged—that we all have things that make us different from our peers. Everyone can relate to the … Read more
Rob Huddleston (Ann Beretta) SPB: Did you use a different model guitar on the recordings of your old material (Old Scars, New Blood) than on the original recordings? How did it affect the overall sound, in your opinion? Huddleston: The answer is yes and no. Old Scars, New Blood is … Read more
Curtiss (The Shell Corporation) SPB: What is your favorite documentary or music-related film? Curtiss: Ok, so total disclosure, I’ve never actually seen my favorite music documentary. Which happens to be “It Might Get Loud”. The apparently epic pairing of jimmy page, the edge and that dude from the stripey shirt … Read more
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