Power Wolves Unleash Unwanted Album for a Worthy Cause: “Demos, Experiments and Mishaps” Raises Funds for Hurricane Relief
In a selfless act of generosity, Power Wolves has released an unconventional album, “Demos, Experiments and Mishaps,” to support those affected by recent hurricanes in their community. Initially hesitant to share this collection of B-sides and demos, the duo was persuaded by The Charon Collective to utilize these unreleased tracks for a greater good. 100% of profits from the album’s sales and streams will be donated to the Red Cross for hurricane relief.
Born from the remnants of 2000’s metal band Hospital, Power Wolves – comprising Mike McAllister and A.J. Caulineau – has evolved into a distinct sound, blending pop sensibilities with melancholic undertones reminiscent of The Killers, U2, and Radiohead. This unexpected album drop offers a unique opportunity to experience the band’s creative process while contributing to a noble cause. Fans can purchase and stream “Demos, Experiments and Mishaps” exclusively, supporting both the duo’s artistry and the Red Cross’s vital relief efforts.
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