Wolf Frost is the outlaw-country, gothic-rock, metalcore-driven voice of the Witch Wolf Music universe — an independent artist built on grit, survival, loyalty, heavy riffs, deep bass, hot rods, heartbreak, faith, fire, and the kind of love that refuses to die quietly.

Blending outlaw country storytelling, Southern gothic atmosphere, metalcore energy, blues grit, swampy voodoo textures, distorted harmonica, cinematic fiddle, heavy guitars, and bass made for car systems, Wolf Frost music lives where bourbon-soaked confessionals meet breakdowns, dark romance, custom culture, and songs written like scars.

The Wolf Frost catalog begins with the raw, blood-on-the-floor foundation of Blood Before The Gospel, followed by the swamp-gospel fire and outlaw sermon energy of Bayou Psalms & Gasoline Gospel. From there, Man Enough digs into masculinity, accountability, love, survival, and what it means to stand with honor instead of ego. Still Pouring pushes deeper into emo-country, rock pain, addiction, longing, heartbreak, and the nights that do not let go.

The next chapter belongs to Witch, a dark romantic love album inspired by Kenzie Killz and the bond at the center of the Witch Wolf world — gothic, obsessive, loyal, moonlit, and feral. After that comes Howlin Hoodoo, a voodoo-blues, jazz, swing, outlaw-country, and Southern gothic fever dream full of rhythm, temptation, smoke, spirits, and teeth. Songs from the Garage brings the sound back down to concrete floors, custom cars, drunken honesty, locker-room humor, love, loyalty, and the messy confessions that happen between engines, amps, and open beers. Finally, The Way It’s Worn leans into timeless country soul, storm-tested character, rescue-diver grit, old-school values, modern edge, and the idea that real strength is proven by how you live.

This is the official home for Wolf Frost music, albums, upcoming releases, lyrics, merch, videos, updates, and the full outlaw-gothic sound of the pack.

Release path:

Blood Before The Gospel → Bayou Psalms & Gasoline Gospel → Man Enough → Still Pouring → Witch → Howlin Hoodoo → Songs from the Garage → The Way It’s Worn

Wolf Frost: outlaw country with teeth, gothic rock with scars, and heavy music built for the ones who survived the fire and came back louder.