Музыка и песни Wolfhounds, The / Wolfhounds, The

Scared To Get Happy is a 5-CD Box Set with a massive 127-song tracklist. Scared To Get Happy is a Nuggets-inspired 5-CD box set devoted to the 1980s Indie guitar pop revolution which swept across the British Isles. From the post-punk scene and Postcard Re Record Label: Cherry Red Style: Independent

Record Label: Cherry Red Records Style: Independent

Never before available on CD * Remastered from original tapes * Includes 15 bonus tracks THE WOLFHOUNDS formed in 1985 and debuted in the spring of 1986 with the EP "Cut the Cake"; despite the record's gritty, intense approach, it nevertheless landed the Wolfhounds a spot on the NME's legendary C-86 compilation cassette the 22-track compilation ended up being so influential that it resulted in the unintentional creation of a new subgenre. Signed to the Pink label, THE WOLFHOUNDS released 4 singles, all indie hits along with their independent top ten debut album "Unseen Riplles From A Pebble". THE WOLFHOUNDS were more post punk than jangle pop, and their incendiary live shows saw them build up a loyal following throughout Europe, where they toured regularly supporting THE HOUSE OF LOVE and MY BLOODY VALENTINE. They split in 1990 after 4 albums and a slew of singles but reformed in 2005 and are currently touring and recording their first new album in 25 years. The album, which has never been available on CD before contains 15 bonus tracks, including all of their recorded output for the Pink Label as well as the 7" version of "Me" that was released on Idea Records. Record Label: Optic Nerve Style: Independent

WOLFHOUNDS, THE - UNSEEN RIPPLES FROM A PEBBLE. Double Album in Gatefold Sleeve, Limited to 500 copies, Available on Clear or 180gram black vinyl, Vinyl includes MP3 download, Remastered from original tapes. Includes 15 bonus tracks The Double vinyl version comes in a gatefold sleeve and includes an MP3 download coupon for the entire album. Pressed in a limited run of 500 copies. 250 are pressed on transparent vinyl and 250 pressed on 180 gram black vinyl. THE WOLFHOUNDS formed in 1985 and debuted in the spring of 1986 with the EP "Cut the Cake"; despite the record's gritty, intense approach, it nevertheless landed the Wolfhounds a spot on the NME's legendary C-86 compilation cassette the 22-track compilation ended up being so influential that it resulted in the unintentional creation of a new subgenre. Signed to the Pink label, THE WOLFHOUNDS released 4 singles, all indie hits along with their independent top ten debut album "Unseen Riplles From A Pebble". THE WOLFHOUNDS were more post punk than jangle pop, and their incendiary live shows saw them build up a loyal following throughout Europe, where they toured regularly supporting THE HOUSE OF LOVE and MY BLOODY VALENTINE. They split in 1990 after 4 albums and a slew of singles but reformed in 2005 and are currently touring and recording their first new album in 25 years. The album contains 15 bonus tracks, including all of their recorded output for the Pink Label as well as the 7" version of "Me" that was released on Idea Records. Record Label: Optic Nerve Style: Independent

Originally formed as teenagers in 1984, the band released four critically acclaimed LPs before disbanding in 1990, after appearing on the legendary and influential C86 cassette and releasing four critically acclaimed LPs and many singles. The band reformed in 2005 to celebrate 20 years since their debut release and since 2012 they have been recording and releasing new material. The three Odd Box 7" singles - 'Cheer Up', 'Divide and Fall' and 'Anthem' - are all featured on iddle Aged Freaks'. Each of these singles received excited responses and are now sold out - `Divide and Fall'' is a cert for indie nights, guaranteed to prompt dervish dancing from drunken studes' according to Record Collector. In just the last 12 months the band have played New York Popfest, Berlin Popfest, the `Scared To Get Happy'' boxset and `C86'' reissue launch nights The 13 songs on 'Middle Aged Freaks' see a band matching and surpassing their original recordings with a born-again fervour - no mean feat, given their consistently great 1980s output. Record Label: Odd Box Records Style: Independent