Good ol' fashion CD Version of the Album. Gritty, swampy, and dripping with whiskey-soaked swagger, Barrel Dawg's highly anticipated new album, Howlin’ Good Times, is a thunderous blend of blues, roots, country, and backwoods mountain music. A powerhouse of growling vocals, foot-stomping rhythms, and haunting melodies. With songs that weave tales of trauma, mental health, redemption, and the dark corners of the human experience, Barrel Dawg delivers a sonic experience that grips the soul and doesn’t let go.

“This album is like the sun and the moon, it takes the listener on a journey of both dark and light!” says B-Dawg (songwriter). “We wanted to capture raw, unpredictable straight up storytelling like the old school bluesmen with our own signature style —something that feels alive, a little dark and wild, but at times also energetic and uplifting. Like wild dog that could break free from restraints at any moment and lick your face off!”

1. “Brothers Glee” – A high energy jig about the bond of friends.
2. “Transporter” – Driving bluesy riffs and a sinners’ confession.
3. “A Bit of Country” – A tongue in cheek country tune about a resilient country girl.
4. “Weird Things” - A powerful Anthem for Mental Health Awareness.
5. “Middle Class Bogan” – A bold, foot-stomping tune.
6. 4:20 Time: “A tribute to the Waldo’s, creators of the term.
7. “Dragging You Down” – A high-octane blend of blues and outlaw rock.
8. “Pain and Desire:” – Traditional blues riffs and haunting vocals.
9. “My Kingdom” – Poetic swampy sinister storytelling.
10. "That Man Wore Black" – A gritty, soul-stirring tribute to Johnny Cash.
11. Old Railroad Trax: – "A blues-rock tribute in honour of a veteran.
12. “Johnny and His Monster Truck” – Feverish bootstomping tune for late night drinking and sing-alongs soaked with a profanity filled chorus.