During the early 2000’s Swedish indie legends Shout Out Louds were one of the most buzzed about debut bands around. Having released their highly critically acclaimed debut album ”Howl Howl Gaff Gaff” first in Scandinavia during 2003 (Bud Fox Recordings) and then a full international release with an updated version during 2005. The album was recorded in a tiny studio in northern Stockholm more than 20 years ago and took the five members on a whirlwind global trip during 2003-2006. Album included indie hits like ”Please Please Please”, ”Very Loud” and ”The Comeback”. The band toured the world as headliners but also with the likes of The Strokes, Kings of Leon and Depeche Mode, and performing at the biggest festivals like doing Coachella twice. Countless headline tours in US, UK, Sweden and Europe with a strong focus on Germany. Shout Out Louds also performed on both David Letterman and Jay Leno TV-shows during these years. 

Celebrating the album and that debut period of their career, Shout Out Louds decided to put some European shows on sale playing the ”Howl Howl Gaff Gaff” album in its entirety – all shows sold out immediately! And that sparked the idea of doing some re-recordings of a couple of those early songs. How would they sound when recorded 20 years later…? A fun and exciting challenge that resulted in the forthcoming 5 track EP „Howl Howl Gaff Gaff (Revisited)” due for release on 5th April and which is being kicked off by the single „The Comeback (Revisited)” already on 8th March.