Werewolf Lyrics & Tracklist – The Brook & The Bluff

Album Information

Werewolf is the fourth studio album from the Nashville-based indie-rock quartet The Brook & The Bluff. Scheduled for release on March 6, 2026, via Dualtone Records, the project marks a significant evolution in the band’s discography. After nearly a decade of consistent touring, the group took a deliberate hiatus from the road to write and rehearse daily in Nashville. This period of isolation and discipline resulted in a collection of songs that lean into the raw energy of their live performances while maintaining the sophisticated vocal arrangements they are known for.

Brief Description

The album was born out of a period of personal transition for the band members, including milestones such as marriage and the challenges of divorce. Recorded during a series of live-in-the-studio sessions, Werewolf captures the sound of a band rediscovering their chemistry. It is described by the group as a “transformative chapter,” characterized by higher tempos and a more muscular instrumental approach compared to their previous work, such as 2023’s Bluebeard. The lyrical themes explore devotion, the toll of the road on relationships, and the complexities of masculinity and ego.

Musical Style

The musical direction of Werewolf is heavily influenced by classic rock staples, including Creedence Clearwater Revival, Tom Petty, The Eagles, and Little Feat. Listeners can expect “southern-fried” guitar work, anthemic hooks, and the band’s signature three- and four-part vocal harmonies. The sonic profile shifts from delicate fingerpicked acoustic arrangements in tracks like “Baby Blue” to driving, arena-ready rock in “Super Bowl Sunday” and the highway-inspired “105.”

Release Information

The album will be available on all major streaming platforms, as well as physical formats including CD and Copper Blue vinyl. To support the release, the band is embarking on the Werewolf Tour starting in March 2026, featuring support from artists such as Cassandra Coleman and Ethan Tasch.