Last week Bad Wolves took to social media to introduce their new singer Daniel ‘DL’ Laskiewicz. DL is a guitarist, producer, and singer-songwriter with a 15-year career in rock and metal. He is best know for being the lead guitarist and founding member in The Acacia Strain. He has also worked on projects with All That Remains, For The Fallen Dreams, and collaborated with Bad Wolves on their 2019 album N.A.T.I.O.N.
Now, we have our first taste of what DL sounds like as the frontman of Bad Wolves on their forthcoming album Dear Monsters.
We are excited to officially announce that Bad Wolves has a new singer – Daniel “DL” Lasckiewicz. DL is a tremendous songwriter and singer, and we can confidently say that the album we are working on, titled ‘Dear Monsters’ is the best Bad Wolves album to date.
DL is one of the most talented and hard-working people we have ever had the pleasure to know. He is a team player, a creative force, and overall a great human being who fits perfectly with our BW family. It feels incredible to be surrounded with such positive energy and the music we’ve made is certainly reflective of this new-found optimism and collaborative spirit. And this new album shows a more cohesive and unique reflection of the band. There is a lot to prove and expectations are high with a new singer coming in. And we nailed it. The songs speak for themselves, and if you’re a Bad Wolves fan we know you won’t be disappointed.So much has happened since Tommy publicly quit Bad Wolves a few months ago – and we disagree with the validity of much of what he has said publicly about our parting of ways – but we would prefer to not look back on the past and instead focus on this new chapter. And most importantly, we’d like to let the music speak for itself. Thanks for believing in Bad Wolves and please join us in welcoming DL to the family. We can’t wait for you to hear what’s coming.
John, Doc, Chris, Kyle & DL
Original frontman Tommy Vext announced his departure from Bad Wolves in an Instagram Live video that has since been deleted. He insisted that he was forced out by his bandmates and record label, Better Noise Music. Since his departure, Vext has announced plans for a solo career and has also made claims that he wrote the majority of the Bad Wolves forthcoming third album. Vext is also currently on a solo tour with a scheduled stop at Epic Event Center on July 15th.
No official date has been announced for Dear Monsters but the album is expected out later this year.
