Wolfsheim’s debut ‘No Happy View’ gets its first-ever vinyl pressing

Wolfsheim’s 1992 debut album “No Happy View” is receiving its first vinyl pressing through Strange Ways Records, releasing December 4, 2026, in standard black vinyl and a limited 1,000-copy splatter edition. The German duo of Peter Heppner and Markus Reinhardt produced the eleven-track album, which blends darkwave, synthpop and electronic pop and features “The Sparrows and the Nightingales.” Wolfsheim formed in Hamburg in 1987 and took their name from a character in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby.” Following two demo tapes, they released their debut single in 1991 and the album in 1992. The band achieved success through subsequent releases including “Spectators” (1999) and “Casting Shadows” (2003), which topped German charts and reached platinum status, earning an ECHO award in 2004. The band has been inactive since 2005 following a dispute between members but was never officially disbanded.

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