Wolfbrigade

Micke - singing Jocke - guitar Erik - guitar Marcus - bass Dadde - drums
The training took place in Gothenburg in 1995 as Wolfpack. Jonnson (chant), Jocke (guitar), Erik (guitar), Marcus (bass) and Frank (battery) recorded two months after an ep Bloodstained Dreams at Distortion. A year later released The New Dawn Fades , first album, with which the quintet leaves on the roads of Sweden making a remarkable stage in Hultsfred, a big local rock festival. 1997 is a busy year and sees Wolfpack successively release the Warpig ep , the second album Lychantopunk as well as a split with Skitsystem . The group embarks for Europe. But the situation is deteriorating within the group forcing Jonsson to go elsewhere. With Micke, a new singer, Wolfpack goes back on the roads alongside Disfear and Autoritar, extending his journey on an English tour with Extinction Of Mankind. A Nazi organization having adopted the name Wolfpack, the group decided to change its surname, opting for Wolfbrigade. In 2001 is recorded the famous Progression/Regression . A year later, the band played at the Fuck The Commerce Festival in Germany but Frank left the band, replaced by Dadde (To What End?). The weariness, Mick's health problems that forced them to cancel a US tour, precipitated the band's separation after A D-Beat Odyssey in 2004. Micke, Dadde, Jocke and Erik decide to continue the adventure as Today's Overdose . The interlude lasts three years. The show meeting took place on 17 March in Stokholm and Wolfbrigade recorded The Prey of the World before embarking on a tour through Italy, Norway, Germany, the United Kingdom, Sweden and the States.