Backstory:
Growling Violence was born in the gritty backstreets of London’s East End. Its original members, Billy “Bones” Mitchell, Tommy “Tears” Lawrence, and Jimmy “Jaws” Jones, came from a hard life, working tough jobs and finding solace in music. They used their everyday struggle and raw emotions as an inspiration to create music that resonated with the disenchanted youth of their time.
After a few years of playing in small venues, they were discovered by a music producer who was taken with their raw energy and rebellious spirit. Suddenly, they found themselves signing a record deal and touring different cities. Although catapulted into stardom, Growling Violence never forgot their roots and always sought to portray the harsh realities of life through their music.
Genre:
Punk Rock
Title:
“Raging Chains”
Full Song Lyrics:
Verse 1: (A, E, D)
On the streets that we call home (A)
Growling Violence is our name (E)
We’ve got the angst, we’ve got the pain (D)
In the city, we’re not alone (A)
Chorus: (G, D, A)
Raging Chains, breaking free (G)
In a world that’s lost its glee (D)
With our sound, we’ll make you see (A)
Raging Chains, that’s our plea (G)
Verse 2: (A, E, D)
Tattered dreams and broken hearts (A)
In our music, you’ll find parts (E)
In every note, a revolution starts (D)
With our punk rock, we throw darts (A)
Chorus: (G, D, A)
Raging Chains, breaking free (G)
In a world that’s lost its glee (D)
With our sound, we’ll make you see (A)
Raging Chains, that’s our plea (G)
Favorite fan’s name and testimonial:
Name: Millie Watson
Testimonial:
“Ever since I first heard Growling Violence at a local pub, I knew they were my band. Their music speaks to the soul, echoing the same frustrations and aspirations we all feel but can’t express. It’s more than just a band to me – it’s a testament to the struggle of our generation. That’s why I haven’t missed a single show in the last three years. Their music, especially ‘Raging Chains,’ speaks to me on a personal level, serving as a cathartic release from the hardships of life.”