Wolf The Black Flame

It was in the year 1995 that Swedish metal heads Niklas Stålvind and Mikael Goding decided (after 666 pints) to form a heavy metal band that was in the true sense of the word, both HEAVY and METAL. They recruited drummer Daniel Bergkvist and the mighty WOLF was born. Their debut self titled album, with cover artwork from legendary Swedish horror artist Hans Arnold, saw the light of day in 2000, got great reviews, the video went on rotation & Wolf set out to tour, play high profile festivals, bang their heads, drink beer etc. 2002 - Wolf record the smashing “Black Wings” album. Using Thomas Holm (Mercyful Fate, King Diamond etc.) as cover artist he gave the album a metal-look heavier then an Exodus riff – again the album got great reviews and the band played festivals including Sweden Rock & Wacken & toured with Saxon. Three being an uneven number they recruited Johannes Losbäck (ex Decameron, Seventh One) as live & session guitarist and again they play. Wolf live and breathe heavy metal at their live shows - energy, volume, Flying V guitars and a "never stand still" policy gives every metal-fan what they want. In 2004 Wolf decide it’s time to go back to the studio, again with Peter Tägtgren as producer to record their groundbreaking “Evil Star” album. Unsurprisingly the trend of great reviews and more live shows followed, gaining the band an ever-growing fanbase within the public, the media and other bands. During this period, long-time drummer Daniel Bergkvist decided to leave the band but still remains the "5th member" of Wolf. Drummer Tobias R Kellgren (Dissection, Decameron, Seventh One, Soulreaper) got that gig. So, that’s the past and now to the present. With Wolf now on Century Media Records they are about to let loose a beast of an album in the form of “The Black Flame”. Banished to Fredman Studio during the summer of 2006, with Fredrik Nordström in the producer’s chair, Wolf have created the ultimate horror movie metal soundtrack that will leave a taste of blood in your mouth and a longing for more … it is straight up, in your face heavy metal with classic old–school inspired thrashing guitar work, the airtight rhythm section and anthemic choruses. If the beast under your bed has a walkman, you can bet it’s wearing your bullet belt & listening to “The Black Flame”.