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The Howl Houston, Texas
The Howl is a one man band that records from makeshift home studios and some homemade equipment. Mixing Hi-Fi and Lo-Fi
techniques, as time goes by, all production increases in quality.
All production (unless otherwise noted) is done by The Howl. Cover songs (that aren't public domain) are also always free.
Most of the music is written and/or recorded Houston, Texas and/or Berlin, Germany.
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