Sueg LaPeet & Trampling Horde – “In the hour of the wolf”, “Little Red Riding Hood” and “Shake it off”
What we try to do, without genre or sub genres boundaries, is simply this: Rock and roll. (A type of popular dance music originating in the 1950s, characterized by a heavy beat and simple melodies. Rock and roll was an amalgam of black rhythm and blues and white country music, usually based around a twelve-bar structure and an instrumentation of guitar, bass, piano and drums etc.) All one needs to know really.
Sueg LaPeet & Trampling Horde are on radio rotation with the tracks: “In the hour of the wolf”, “Little Red Riding Hood” and “Shake it off”.
OFFICIAL LINKS: INSTAGRAM – SPOTIFY



More Stories
Static Reckoning Finds Strength Amid the Darkness with “Something To Hold Onto”
Driven by crushing nu-metal riffs and emotionally charged alternative-rock intensity, Static Reckoning confronts the exhausting reality of isolation and inner...
Bad Mood Bad Luck Declare Their Independence with the Defiant Alternative Rock Anthem “This Is Me Loud”
A fearless statement of individuality, “This Is Me Loud” finds Bad Mood Bad Luck challenging the expectations that keep people...
DhunFlow’s “Radio Silence” Finds a Powerful Voice in the Heart of Emotional Isolation
An unanswered call becomes the starting point for an emotionally charged rock confession. DhunFlow captures the heartbreak of relationships that...
Die Tired’s “Open Hearts Club”: Finding Strength in the Courage to Be Honest
Pennsylvania alternative-rock trio Die Tired confronts the emotional complications of modern relationships. “Open Hearts Club” pairs infectious guitar-driven energy with...
Mama No Likey Turn Venice Beach Into a Feeling on “Venice Soul” ft. Maddi Lasker
The Los Angeles duo of drummer William Haupricht and guitarist Troy Gale release "Venice Soul" featuring Maddi Lasker, a sun-soaked...
Tethered Scars Capture the Restless Grind of Holding On in the Explosive Anthem “What the Point Anymore”
The independent alternative rock band Tethered Scars open their album Broken Wings with a track that sounds like a pulse...
