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	Wolfsheim

	Add this artist to your Favorites Wolfsheim Germany Genres: Synthpop Wolfsheim was a synthpop band from Hamburg, Germany. The band was founded in 1987 by Markus Reinhardt and Pompejo Ricciardi - they were inspired by the name of a fictional character from F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby. Radio Tune in and listen to Wolfsheim and similar artists now: Sorry, you must be logged in to listen. Login or register now!


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	Wolfsheim - Kein Zurück Favorite: 1 times Wolfsheim - Once in a Lifetime Wolfsheim - The Sparrows and the Nightingales Results 1 - 3 of 3, Page 1 of 1

Spectators	Casting Shadows
No Happy View	Popkiller
Dreaming Apes	55578
Elektrisch! Vol. 1	Once in a Lifetime
Kein Zurück	Just The Best Vol. 47
Hamburg Rom Wolfsheim	The Sparrows and the Nightingales
Find You're Here	Thunderheart
Ken Manage	Pop Killer
Elias	Blind
Künstliche Welten	Closer Still
It's Not Too Late	Blind 2004
It's Hurting for the First Time	A New Starsystem Has Been Explored
Any but Pretty	Now I Fall
Hamburg-Rom (Live)	The Sparrows & the Nightingales
Best of Electronic Music	Wave Romantics (disc 2)
Wundervoll	Alvarez presents Zeitmaschine
Critical Mass 2	Spectators (bonus disc)
Kompendium DVDA	Subout
Bravo Hits 41 (disc 2)	Mega Hits 2004 Die Erste (disc 1)
Find You're Here (disc 1)	Live on Strange Ways Festival Tour 1994
Strange Love 3	Beauty in Darkness, Volume 7 (disc 1)
Find You're Here (disc 2)	This Is Neo-Goth (disc 1)
The 13th Floor	Indie Cover Greats
Sleep Somehow	Advanced Electronics (disc 2)
Casting Shadow	10 Years of Zillo 1989-1999

marylin	mavera	noise_pig	mustardas
night_writer	3_von_den_3_enge l

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