One of the most sought after cult indie albums of the 1980s on CD for the very first time

One of the most sought after cult indie albums of the 1980s will be released for the first time on CD featuring unreleased and re-touched tracks.

'The Werewolf of London' was the debut offering from cult English baroque psych-pop artist Paul Roland who recorded the album in 1979 when he was just 19 years old. It was originally released on LP in March 1980 by Ace Records and credited to Midnight Rags because Paul believed that if he used his own name people might assume he was a solo acoustic singer-songwriter (!)

Oh yes, and 'Werewolves of London' is NOT to be confused with the Warren Zevon song of the same name. Paul thought the title was just too good to be given to one song so he wrote his own, but Warren Zevon heard it during a radio interview and thought it was pretty darn funny, so that's alright then.
And we think you might like it too, along with its companions. So pour yourself a glass of absinthe, light a big cigar and settle back for some spooky aural delights.

Tracklisting:

01 Blades of Battenburg
02 Brain Police
03 The Ghoul
04 Flying Ace
05 The Puppet Master
06 The Cars That Ate New York
07 Public Enemy
08 Werewolves of London
09 Dr Strange
10 Lon Chaney
11 Mad Elaine
12 Sword And Sorcery
Bonus:
13 The Old Dark House
14 Angel
15 Cavalier
16 Jack Daniels

Track Listing

• Blades of Battenburg
• Brain Police
• The Ghoul
• Flying Ace
• The Puppet Master
• The Cars That Ate New York
• Public Enemy
• Werewolves of London
• Dr Strange
• Lon Chaney
• Mad Elaine
• Sword And Sorcery
• The Old Dark House
• Angel
• Cavalier
• Jack Daniels

Additional Details

Label: Sireena Records

Genre: Pop/Rock

Language: English

Run Time: 56:28 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 12/03/13

UPC: 4260182981115