Howlin' Rain: The Russian Wilds – review

(Agitated)Ethan Miller found cult adoration in the mid-00s with scorching psych-rockers Comets on Fire. When they went on hiatus in 2008, his No 2 band Howlin' Rain took over, starting out as a kind of cosmic Creedence before moving toward big, glossy, golden-age 70s rock, winning the patronage of kingmaking producer Rick Rubin in the process – and then taking four years to make this third album. In part, it's time well spent: there are convincing tilts at CSNY, 10cc and Santana's million-do...

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