Tradition In Terror, by Electric Howlers

Tradition In Terror

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Four tracks created to tantalize and terrorize your ears in the most delightful of ways.

released July 8, 2020

Electric Howlers Riverside, California

Electric Howlers are a Rock n Roll band from Southern CA with Punk, Post Punk and Dark Wave influences.

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