Years active 1993–1998 Origin Munich, Germany | Labels Artvoice | |
Associated acts Red Baron
Indian Summer Members Rochus Honold
Anja Fritzsche
Frank Daiminger
Tobias Teschner Genres Folk rock, World music, Blues, Progressive rock, Psychedelic rock | ||
The rain song fuckin wild i
Fuckin Wild was a German rock band with blues, progressive rock, Folk and Middle Eastern influences. The band occasionally called its style "Psychedelischer Rausch Rock". Active mainly in Bavaria and the rest of Germany between 1993 and 1998 Fuckin Wild produced three albums; the second titled "The Raven's Cry" was released by Artvoice Music in 1996 and distributed mainly in Germany and Great Britain.
Contents
- The rain song fuckin wild i
- Night in town fuckin wild
- Formation and the first cast 19931995
- The second cast 19951998
- Post breakup 1998present
- Members
- Press review
- References
Fuckin Wild toured Germany between 1993 and 1998, when the band was abandoned due to personal differences among the members.
Night in town fuckin wild
Formation and the first cast (1993–1995)
Fuckin Wild was formed in 1993 by Rochus Honold, Anja Fritzsche, Martin Kaußler and Günter Kriz after breaking from their former bands "Red Baron" and "The Lovers". They produced their first demo album "Live fast, love hard and get into the boogie" in 1993 and started touring mainly in the region of Bavaria. After Martin Kaußler and Günter Kriz left the band in 1995 they were replaced by Frank Daiminger and Tobias Teschner.
The second cast (1995–1998)
After these personal changes the band started producing their second album called "The Raven's Cry", which was released by German label Artvoice Music and distributed throughout Germany and to some extent to other European Countries. After finishing the studio works the band started touring again all over Germany, where the live recordings for their third album took place. When in 1997 Tobias Teschner left the band he was replaced by Philipp Roos, but only one year later the band broke up due to personal and musical differences between the members.
Post-breakup (1998–present)
Anja Fritzsche released two solo albums that partly consisted of acoustic versions of former Fuckin Wild songs