Recorded in the summer of 2012 with Ryan Gorgol at Cellar Door Studios. All songs written by Sam Porter and performed by The Howl. Sam Porter - Guitar/Vocals Evan Porter - Guitar/vocals Ryan Grillaert - Bass/Vocals John Garrison - Drums Released 10 September 2012 Special thanks to Ryan Gorgol and Pete Fenech, without which this record would have never been possible. Also, Bauer to Royal, Kayleigh Kueffner, Alan Chen, Jordan Burk, Colin Brown, Colin Reineberg, our friends, families and loved ones. Everyone who believed in us and helped us along the way. We are forever grateful! ______________________________ "The Howl is a four piece indie rock band from Chicago, Illinois. Their technical approach to rock music is fresh and energetic but is still accessible to a diverse audience. They have spent the past two years writing and playing shows around the immediate Chicago-land area and have recently completed their debut EP, 900 Feet Beneath, that was released last week. “Dinner With Bentham”, in my opinion, is the crowning achievement on their unveiling EP. Submerged in a pool of rolling guitars and bleeding heart poetics, The Howl manage to tread and keep afloat in choppy math rock waters, while executing a layered yet catchy tune that keeps on giving. What I love about this track is how The Howl show control and refinement in the parts where most emerging bands allow themselves to drown. They never once let the instrumentation or the heavy lyrics chasten the chemistry or natural flow of the song, which allows it to sail smoothly through your cortex and drive the dopamine home." - UndergroundMusic.fm Blog ___________________ "Chicago is a city full of great food, culture, and music. Our latest artist, The Howl, knows all about embracing their city’s diverse heritage with an eclectic mix of math rock, punk, and indie sounds. Their latest album, 900 Feet Beneath, is chock full of tasty tracks featuring toe tapping drums, energetic vocals, and textured guitars throughout. We don’t like picking a single track to define the record, but do yourself a favor and check out “Dinner With Bentham” to get a taste of what The Howl is all about!" - The Knife Fight