Artist's albums
Künstliche Welten
1999 · single
Spectators
1999 · album
Blind
1999 · single
Once In A Lifetime
1998 · single
Hamburg Rom (Live)
1997 · album
55578
1995 · album
Elias
1994 · single
Popkiller
1993 · album
Now I Fall
1993 · single
Thunderheart
1992 · single
No Happy View
1992 · album
It's Not Too Late (Don't Sorrow)
1992 · single
The Sparrows And The Nightingales
1991 · single
Popkiller (30th. Anniversary Remaster)
2023 · album
No Happy View (30th Anniversary Remaster)
2022 · album
Find You're Here
2003 · single
Casting Shadows
2003 · album
Kein zurück
2003 · single
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Biography
Wolfsheim is one of Germany's inveterate synth pop groups, a band that has outlived numerous rock & roll trends by remaining committed to their original sound. The group was formed in 1987 by siblings Markus Reinhardt and Olli Reinhardt and Pompejo Ricciardi (vocals). However, Ricciardi departed from Wolfsheim shortly after they recorded their first demo; he was replaced by Peter Heppner, a singer who was already familiar with the brothers since they were all raised in the same area of Wilhelmsburg, Germany. Olli eventually left the band as well, turning Wolfsheim into a duo. Heppner started writing new tracks, and Wolfsheim distributed two more cassettes to record labels. All of them replied with a rejection. In 1991, Strange Ways Records released Wolfsheim's CD single "The Sparrows and the Nightingales"; it sold more than 10,000 copies. It was followed by "It's Not Too Late"; a full-length, No Happy View, appeared a year later, selling more than 40,000 copies. In 1996, Reinhardt recorded Der Genetische Traum under the name Neustart, a side project featuring members of Girls Under Glass and Stalin. Wolfsheim's fifth LP, Spectators, peaked at number two in Germany in 1999. Spectators was released in the U.S. in 2001 by Metropolis Records; Casting Shadows came in 2003. ~ Michael Sutton, Rovi