The Werewolf of London, an Album by Midnight Rags. Released in on Ace (catalog no. ACE ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Psychedelic Pop, New Wave, Pop Rock.

Werewolves of London (Original Ace Lp Version - Bonus Track) $ The Witching Hour (Outake From Original Lp) $ Girls (Outake From Original Lp) $ The Ghoul (Outake From Unreleased 2nd Lp) $ Mad Elaine (Original Single B Side Feat. Robyn Hitchcock) $ The Old Dark House.

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Paul Roland & Midnight Rags - The Werewolf Of London Howl no more: lost classic returns If you’ve every clutched the Ace LP edition of The Werewolf Of London, with its black-and-white sleeve, you’ve held a treasure of the early goth/Bat Cave scene.

'The Werewolf of London' was the debut offering from cult English baroque psych-pop artist Paul Roland who recorded the album in when he was just 19 years old. It was originally released on LP in March by Ace Records and credited to Midnight Rags because Paul believed that if he used his own name people might assume he was a solo 5/5(1).