Raleigh indie rockers Goddamn Wolves are back with a new track, "Rule of Three," adding another chapter to the band's expanding musical identity. The release also marks an important creative milestone as it is the fourth song to feature bassist Laura McCullough as both lead vocalist and writer.
"Rule of Three" is a noteworthy addition to the band's recent output with McCullough still front and center in the creative and vocal process. The single is the fourth to feature her on lead vocals and writing duties, and reflects a continuing creative commitment rather than a one-off.
There’s something inherently fascinating about watching a band evolve with multiple voices in their music. On “Rule of Three,” McCullough resumes the vocals and songwriting duties, adding a new perspective to the Goddamn Wolves story while remaining the sound of a Raleigh indie rock band.
The music arrives as the band returns with new material, giving fans another chance to hear what it’s currently doing. McCullough’s contribution is particularly important because her engagement is not simply as a performer but as someone who truly wrote the song, connecting the voice heard in it with its source.