Howl

Repeat while bass enters, tempo increases gradually

Intro 2

Guitar enters. I think Chris Cayford uses an octave pedal to beef up the sound here.
Playing slow, still in 3/4.
Each note can be though of as a triplet if that helps, but it's easy to get a feel for.

Intro 2

Repeat x2

Riff 1

Slide from the 1 to the 4. This slide turns up in riff 1, 2 and 3 so it's good to get the hang of!

Riff 1

Repeat x3 then
We're now in 4/4

Riff 2

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Repeat x4

Riff 3

First 3 bars in 7/8, and the 4th in 4/4

Riff 3

Repeat x2
Then pause for a few bars

Riff 4

Play just once, then back into:

Riff 3

On the second repetition, the final bar changes

Riff 5

As with riff 3, the first 3 bars are in 7/8 and the 4th is in 4/4

Riff 5

Repeat x4

Riff 6

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Repeat x 2 then

Riff 6

Then back to

Riff 6

Unusual timings here, it's a bar of 9/8, then 5/8, then 6/8

Riff 6

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Repeat x3 then reduce tempo over the next bar

Riff 6

And let ring for a bar or two
Finally, at a much slower tempo...

Riff 6

Exactly the same as before, just slower

Riff 6

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Repeat x2 then end on