Hart Am Wind CD

Game released for hunting is generally referred to as fair game in a way that is easy to understand for everyone.Four young men from South Tyrol, who have dedicated themselves to Germanlanguage, hard and honest rock music under the band name Frei.Wild, define themselves just as directly and unmistakably they are wild and freethinking. Frei.Wild hit hard, rocking tones in their songs.The language that Frei.Wild use in their lyrics is direct and unpolished.A language that lives and is far too profound and close to life to ever be political.Frei.Wild make it clear that the prejudice that harder German rock groups are often accused of having a radical rightwing attitude is completely unfounded.In Land der Vollidioten they bring relevant false accusations language and give their counterstatement in text and sound.Frei.Wild see themselves as free and therefore by no means rightwing. If only because of their origin Frei.Wild do not come from a glamorous background, but from a region where downtoearthness has a long tradition.The quartet comes from Brixen in South Tyrol, an Alpine region in which wealth, poverty and the population039s ability to survive have always stood side by side. The group can already boast more than 22.2 million clicks on their homepage, a rate that even the biggest acts can often only dream of.Anyone who enjoys the energetic live show by Frei.Wild will immediately understand why.Authentic, full of power and joy of playing, the South Tyrolean make their concerts into intense experiences, where the spark jumps over immediately. With their current album Hart am Wind, Frei.Wild deliver partly brand new, partly completely newly recorded older pieces, which were voted online as the audience039s favorites and should therefore also be part of their first professionally produced step towards the general public. Anyone who discovers Frei.Wild for themselves and takes a real liking to the impetuous South Tyroleans has definitely landed a deadend shot