Howling Giant Announces Release Date for New Album “Crucible & Ruin” on October 31, 2025

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Howling Giant is set to make waves in the cosmic stoner metal scene with the upcoming release of their third studio album, “Crucible & Ruin,” on October 31st, 2025. The band, hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, has already given fans a taste of what’s to come with the release of their exciting track, “Canyons.” Guitarist and singer Tom Polzine describes the song as a high-energy exploration of a deserted planet, filled with intricate riffs and an exhilarating acoustic outro.

The album, which features ten tracks, showcases Howling Giant’s evolution as a band. With the addition of new member Adrian Lee Zambrano on guitar and synths, the band’s sound has taken on a more aggressive edge compared to their previous release, “Glass Future.” Recorded entirely in a professional studio setting, “Crucible & Ruin” captures the raw energy and emotion of the band’s live performances.

Thematically, the album delves into the story of a novice deity’s battle against primordial chaos, with each song loosely connected by this overarching theme. The striking album artwork, created by Tom Polzine’s mother using alcohol ink on yupo paper, reflects the cosmic and mythical elements explored in the music.

Drawing inspiration from Nashville’s rich musical heritage, Howling Giant combines elements of fuzz-psych and power trio dynamics to create a sound that is uniquely their own. The band’s journey from a trilogy of EPs to their debut full-length album, “The Space between Worlds,” to their latest release, “Crucible & Ruin,” showcases their growth as musicians and songwriters.

With a lineup that includes Tom Polzine on guitar and vocals, Zach Wheeler on drums and vocals, Sebastian Baltes on bass and vocals, and Adrian Lee Zambrano on guitars and synthesizers, Howling Giant is a force to be reckoned with. The combination of their outstanding musicianship and triple vocal attack sets them apart in the stoner metal genre.

Don’t miss your chance to experience Howling Giant live in concert as they tour in support of “Crucible & Ruin.” With upcoming shows scheduled in cities like Lexington, KY, Pittsburgh, PA, and Columbus, OH, the band promises an electrifying live performance that showcases their musical prowess and passion for their craft. Stay tuned for more updates from Howling Giant as they continue to push the boundaries of stoner metal music.

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