Bad Wolves are back with another chapter in their pursuit to turn their hard-rock stylings into a dynasty. The band kicked off a new era back in 2021 with the announcement of their new singer Daniel “DL” Laskiewicz, and subsequently, their third album, Dear Monsters. And now they are back for more, fired up and ready to take on the world in their own uniquely emotional way.
Their new album is going to be called Die About It and will be released on November 03 via Better Noise Music. Drummer John Boecklin had this to say about it:
“We definitely challenged ourselves to experiment, but we maintained a heavier edge. We spent a lot of time making sure these songs weren’t all the same, which was important to us and tried to push the possibilities of what you can do with heavy music. This is as fresh of a start as you can get on your fourth album.”
And DL added this:
“Nobody is against any idea in the studio. That’s the most beautiful thing about this. There’s no limitations. We went to the far ends of the really soft and the extreme. We made it a point to separate ourselves from the past and make this our own.”
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The tracklisting looks like this:
01. “Intro”
02. “Bad Friend”
03. “Die About It”
04. “Savior”
05. “Hungry For Life”
06. “Legends Never Die”
07. “NDA”
08. “Move On”
09. “Masquerade”
10. “Say It Again”
11. “It’s You (2 Months)”
12. “Turn It Down”
13. “Set You On Fire”
And the artwork like this:
There’s a new song for you to get your teeth into as well. That’s “Legends Never Die“. It’s a song that serves as a tribute to those who aren’t here anymore and those that we will never forget when they eventually go. As emotional as it is rousing, it’s a pitch-perfect piece of singalong rock that will be the soundtrack to so many of your most vital moments.
DL had this to say about it:
“We wanted to write a song for our heroes, whether that’s our children, mothers, fathers or the likes of, sending their stories into eternity, forever igniting spirits and imaginations of those who follow. With every retelling, their legacies resonate forever. This song reminds us that true greatness can never be extinguished. Legends NEVER die.”
