Gallows have revealed what was behind their recent social media teases, and despite speculation, the British hardcore punk outfit are not preparing a reunion with former vocalist Frank Carter.
Instead, the band are revisiting their early catalog with newly remastered editions of their first two albums, ‘Orchestra Of Wolves’ and ‘Grey Britain.’ Both reissues are scheduled to arrive November 6.
The band have summed up the campaign with the tagline, “Not a reunion. Not a coincidence.”
Originally released in 2006, ‘Orchestra Of Wolves’ established Gallows as one of the U.K.’s most abrasive hardcore punk acts, while 2009’s ‘Grey Britain’ continued that momentum with Carter still behind the microphone.
Pre-orders for both reissues are currently available.
Orchestra Of Wolves’ tracklist:
- “Kill The Rhythm”
- “Come Friendly Bombs”
- “Abandon Ship”
- “In The Belly Of A Shark”
- “Six Years”
- “Rolling With The Punches”
- “Last Fight For The Living Dead”
- “Just Because You Sleep Next To Me Doesn’t Mean You’re Safe”
- “Will Someone Shoot That Fucking Snake”
- “Stay Cold”
- “I Promise This Won’t Hurt”
- “Orchestra Of Wolves”
- “Staring At The Rudebois” (The Ruts cover) (feat. Lethal Bizzle)
- “Sick Of Feeling Sick”
- “Black Heart Queen”
- “Gold Dust”
- “Nervous Breakdown” (Black Flag cover)
- “If Credit’s What Matters I’ll Take Credit” (Hot Snakes cover)
- “Wrathchild” (Iron Maiden cover)
‘Grey Britain’ tracklist:
- “The Riverbank”
- “London Is The Reason”
- “Leeches”
- “Black Eyes”
- “I Dread The Night”
- “Death Voices”
- “The Vulture (Acts I & II)”
- “The Riverbed”
- “The Great Forgiver”
- “Graves”
- “Queensberry Rules”
- “Misery”
- “Crucifucks”
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