Photo: Caroline Wimmer

Uh, excuse me? That sounds very suspiciously like an absolute bullshit report! That’s right: It would be nice – but it’s total bullshit. And why? Because Bullshit is not only the name, but also the concept of the new WolveSpirit album, which will be released on January 24, 2025 as the successor to Change The World, which reached number 30 in the German album charts in 2022.

If you want to know the whole bullshit story of the Classic/Hard Rockers about the new single in full bloom, you can find it HERE. But now to the real facts:

Bullshit, the single that gives the upcoming album its title, occupies a central position in the program of the new WolveSpirit project. The song is not only meant as a stop sign against crude false reports, it also points out that we have created a world full of illusions. Millions of people take refuge in parallel digital realities every day and pretend to be someone other than they really are. We are not only lying to others, but often also to ourselves, because the truth is often more painful for us than living in a self-made illusory world. The question therefore arises more and more often: What is ‘the truth’? And how much of it do we even want? The ‘bullshit’ spread by WolveSpirit themselves is intended to be so obvious that we can sharpen our focus for less obvious bullshit and keep our bullshit detectors switched to reception mode. You could also say that WolveSpirit bullshit is genuine organic bullshit produced exclusively by happy bulls.

Bullshit is the most ambitious project in the band’s history to date, which can already look back on joint tours with Uriah Heep and Spiritual Beggars, among others. The eleven-song new album will be available digitally (with the digital version also including the bonus track Joker) as well as on CD and vinyl and can be pre-ordered now. 

Pre-order the new album Bullshit (Out: January 24, 2025) here: https://wolfhart.store/

The band from Würzburg (Germany) describes their thoughts on the origins of the Bullshit project like this: “We wrote the song Bullshit during the Covid period, which was not easy for us and many other musicians. We were particularly offended by all the disinformation and, above all, the obvious attempts at manipulation that almost all of us were exposed to. When you experience such ambiguous and interest-driven communication, it’s easy to lose faith, even in institutions. As humanity, we have always lied to ourselves or tried to concentrate power and control others. The difference today is that we have technologies that enable total control. On the other hand, however, there is a ray of hope, because we can also uncover lies much more quickly these days and escape the control of the ever-tightening networks of power-seeking authorities and interest groups. We can stand up and say: No to bullshit! Let’s uncover the bullshit of this world together and put it where it belongs – on the dung heap!”

Don’t buy anymore bullshit – buy „Super BullShit ™“! Is it Bullshit? Bingo!

WolveSpirit are:
Deborah “Debbie” Craft (Vocals) | Richard “Rio” Wolfhart (Guitar) | Sylvana “Silly” Lenzschau (Bass) | Oliver Wolfhart (Organ) | Martin Monroe (Drums)

Visit WolveSpirit online:
https://linktr.ee/wolvespiritband
https://wolvespirit.com
https://www.instagram.com/wolvespiritband/
https://www.facebook.com/WolveSpiritBand/
https://www.youtube.com/wolvespiritband
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/artist/7pF7l17Rn1yMHFdAinC94H

Photos: Caroline Wimmer

The infamous Joker is back in theatres around the globe. Folie à Deux shows us how it came about that psychiatrist Dr. Harleen Quinzel became ever closer to the Joker’s emotional and mental world and fell for him instead of treating him. Perhaps it is not only in Arkham, but also in our real world, that we need our own traumatic past to really be able to put ourselves in the position of an outsider.

The German band WolveSpirit shed light on the question of how we as a society deal with those who are “different” and do not conform to conventional expectations, patterns and predetermined ideals with their straightforward, earthy hard rock single about the character of the “Joker”. We often exclude. Being different and thinking differently is perceived as a threat and must therefore be kept at a distance and kept down. Exclusion provokes a counter-reaction: Removed from normal standards, complete isolation from all social conventions can give rise to a bird-free independence that stands above things beyond all moral boundaries. The Joker’s cynical humor prevents him from being broken. And he who laughs last, laughs longest.

A quote from the movie-Joker bridges the gap between movie and music: “We use music to become perfect. To balance our broken souls.”

In their band history, WolveSpirit can look back on joint tours with Uriah Heep and Spiritual Beggars, among others. The last WolveSpirit album reached number 30 in the German album charts in 2022. The successor Bullshit has been announced for January 2025.

“I’m the Joker, Fool and Clown
Come try pushing me down
I’m the Joker, Fool and Clown
Always gonna be around“

Listen to Joker now: https://bfan.link/joker-7

WolveSpirit are:
Deborah “Debbie” Craft (Vocals) | Richard “Rio” Wolfhart (Guitar)
Sylvana “Silly” Lenzschau (Bass) | Oliver Wolfhart (Organ) | Martin Monroe (Drums)

Visit WolveSpirit online:
https://linktr.ee/wolvespiritband
https://wolvespirit.com
https://www.instagram.com/wolvespiritband/
https://www.facebook.com/WolveSpiritBand/
https://www.youtube.com/wolvespiritband
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/artist/7pF7l17Rn1yMHFdAinC94H