Wolves Like Us Ink With Prosthetic
. The label put out this: With ex-members from such notable Norwegian acts as Amulet, Infidels Forever, JR Ewing and Silver, the band are no strangers to dedicated hard work. Drawing influence from artists such as Planes Mistaken For Stars, Drive Like Jehu, Hot Water Music and the Afghan Whigs, the mission is clear: Wolves Like Us are here to make the urgent, powerful new music that they love. Wolves Like Us are currently in the studio recording their debut album, "Late Love", which is set for release in the early Summer on Prosthetic Records. Alan Douches will be handling mastering duties and Justin Bartlett will be crafting the artwork. A main stage slot at this year's OYA Festival has just been confirmed, with a lot more to be announced shortly. WOLVES LIKE US drummer Jonas Thire commented, "WLU are honoured to sign with Prosthetic and be a part of a label with so many great bands. Even if we are a slightly more melodic outfit, we all share the passion for HC, metal and hard rock which is what we grew up listening to. We also had a wish to sign with an international label and the fact that our album(s) will be available around the world means a lot to us. Looking forward to the years to come and a great relationship!"
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