Gallows - Orchestra Of Wolves CD/LP

RELEASES ON THE 6/11/26

Formed in Watford in 2005, Gallows tore into a UK scene that had gone soft. While everyone else was polishing their sound for radio, Gallows brought blood, sweat and real danger back to the stage.

Fronted by a young and incandescent Frank Carter, alongside guitarist Laurent Barnard, bassist Stuart Gili-Ross, rhythm guitarist Steph Carter and drummer Lee Barratt, Gallows blew the cobwebs off UK hardcore with their debut, "Orchestra Of Wolves", released 25th September 2006.

Recorded on the band's own dime with Kevin Banks, and released through In At The Deep End Records, the album caught fire fast. Word of mouth alone was enough to earn it an international reissue. First through Epitaph in the US, then Warner Bros. worldwide a year later.

All 12 tracks were written by the band themselves; songs about alienation, street violence, suburban rot and heartbreak, thrown down over galloping rhythms and snarling guitars. Standouts include Abandon Ship, Kill the Rhythm, Stay Cold, the title track and the breakout In the Belly of a Shark.

Now remastered for the first time ever by Matt Colton at Metropolis Studios, Orchestra Of Wolves sounds meaner than ever.

Tracklist:

1. Kill the Rhythm
2. Come Friendly Bombs
3. Abandon Ship
4. In the Belly of a Shark
5. Six Years
6. Rolling with the Punches
7. Last Fight for the Living Dead
8. Just Because Sleep Next to Me Doesn't Mean You're Safe
9. Will Someone Shoot That Fucking Snake
10. Stay Cold
11. I Promise You This Won't Hurt
12. Orchestra of Wolves

About this product: this reissue is available on CD and LP formats.

The LP is the Indie Stores Exclusive pressing on pink and black splatter vinyl.