The Howlers

What You've Got to Lose to Win It All Is the highly anticipated debut album from East London Trio The Howlers, produced by Black Honey and exclusively pressed to colour-in-colour splatter effect mix via Blood Records, limited to 250 copies and hand-numbered to order.

The 15 track collection is defined by resilience, friendship and unconditional love through unimaginable pain. Taking their lead from an eclectic range of influences, from the film scores of Ennio Morricone and John Willams, to desert blues pioneers Tinariwen, Kurt Vile, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Father John Misty, The Howlers are far from your conventional British guitar band.

The Debut album promises and delivers glorious, expansive songs that conjure up cinematic landscapes a long, long way from London’s East End. Escapism, perhaps, but entirely understandable and justified given what frontman Adam has experienced over the last two years.

Two life threatening illnesses in the course of two months, the loss of four family members and two close friends and the following immeasurable grief have all played a huge part in the creation of the album, the devoted bond between bandmates and the unique connection between the band and their fanbase.