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Bad Wolves

Bad Wolves is an American rock band formed in 2017, known for their fusion of heavy metal, hard rock, and post-hardcore elements. The band consists of members Tommy Vext (vocals), Doc Coyle (guitar), Chris Cain (guitar), Kyle Konkiel (bass), and John Boecklin (drums). They gained significant attention with their cover of The Cranberries’ "Zombie," released in 2018, which became a commercial success and reached the top of various charts, including the Billboard Hot 100. Their debut album, *Disobey* (2018), featured other notable tracks like "Hear Me Now" and showcased their signature sound characterized by powerful vocals and heavy instrumentation. The band's music often addresses themes of personal struggle and social issues, resonating with a wide audience. Bad Wolves have made a substantial impact on the rock and metal scene, particularly by bridging the gap between mainstream rock and heavier genres. Their commitment to honoring the late Dolores O'Riordan of The Cranberries through their "Zombie" cover, with proceeds donated to her children, further solidified their reputation as a thoughtful and impactful band in contemporary music.

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