The Night Rider Presents: Goddamn Wolves, Ellimist, The Hollow Truths

Formed in 2018, Goddamn Wolves is an indie rock trio from Raleigh, North Carolina.
The band draws influence from classic alternative rock bands like the Replacements and Pixies as well as current indie acts like A Giant Dog and together PANGEA.
Goddamn Wolves is led by singer/guitarist/songwriter Chris Weilding (formerly of Hedwig and the Angry Inch band Cheater), Laura McCullough (bass/vocals), and Drew Foglia (drums/vocals).
The band has released three EP’s – Goddamn Wolves, Dauphine and Resign Yourself. The latter was recorded with engineer extraordinaire Missy Thangs at Fidelitorium Recordings in Kernersville, NC.
The Wolves have also recorded three singles with up-and-coming artist/engineers Max Gowan and Travis Harrington at Found After Dark Studio.
The latest, “Older, Slower” b/w “Everything Real Is Free” represents a new collaborative height for the band – with Laura stepping up to contribute more vocals and lyrics to round out the band’s unique male/female vocal dynamic.
Goddamn Wolves continue to gig at local Raleigh clubs and played a Day Party at this year’s Hopscotch Music Festival. They are looking to play some regional shows throughout the South in the spring.

Ellimist® LLC is first and foremost a Progressive Metal Band born between Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. We aim to bring to life stories and music that can be appreciated not only by fans within the metal genre, but to bridge musical boundaries and to make music that is interesting, diverse, and strange. Ellimist is also delving into the world of literature, working on a debut novel titled Cyr the Destroyer, which will tell the story sonically detailed in their sophomore album, Devastation of the Large Magellanic Cloud , due out in Q1 2024

From their inception in 2015, The Hollow Truths have been distilling their sound over hundreds of shows and multiple releases. The band self-describes their sound as 'modern 90's.' With their focus on storytelling and emphasis on the pop elements of alt-rock, they often draw comparisons to many bands of that era. Singer/songwriter Brett Buehler says he finds inspiration for lyrics in 'books, habits, relationships, & Taco Bell.' During live performances, the band focuses on making a conscious effort to entertain the crowd as though they were in the audience themselves. Based out of Baltimore, MD, the band continues to play at venues on the east coast and beyond. In 2022, the band made it as far as 6th St in Austin, TX, for SXSW. Local radio station WTMD states, 'They are rock you can relate to, offering honest storytelling over crunchy jams.'"

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