1) Wolf is a heavy metal … Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with this name:
1) Wolf is a heavy metal band from Sweden (active).
Current line-up:
Niklas "Viper" Olsson – Lead Guitars & Vocals
Anders "Tornado" Modd – Bass
Richard "Raptor" Holmgren – Drums
Simon Johansson – Guitar
2) Wolf is a heavy/speed metal group from Japan (Currently disbanded). For this specific band, please change your tags to WOLF.
3) Wolf is a NWOBHM band from Cheshire, UK (disbanded).
4) Wolf is a NWOBHM band from Newcastle, UK. Previously known as Black Axe. (disbanded)
5) Wolf is a black metal outfit from Germany.
6) Wolf is the stagename of a demoscene musician, Maarten van Strien. He predominantly used the handle Wolf_ in his compositions on the MSX home computing platform before adopting the more widely known handle of Crystal Score. Songs on Last.fm have been tagged with crystal score to distinguish them from compositions of other artists named Wolf.
7) Wolf is also an italian singer-songwriter from Pisa.
8) Wolf is also a Jazz Rock/Fusion (progressive rock) artist originating from United Kingdom, also known as Darryl Way's Wolf
9) Wolf was a rac project of Ken McLellan & Kai Stüwe.
10) Wolf is also an Indie band from Belgium: http://www.myspace.com/wolfsamples
11) Wolf is also the nickname of an indie musician from argentina, that plays in lots of bands and solo projects ranging from prog jazz to delta blues and chiptune music.
12) Wolf are a black metal band from Mexico
13) WoLF is the nickname of Patrick Pinion, a downtempo/electronic artist hailing from the UK: http://wolf-music.bandcamp.com/releases
14) Wolf is a dutch rapper from 's-Hertogenbosch.
Unholy Night
Wolf Lyrics
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The sun had all burned out and the church was locked and sealed
A dark figure staggered at the graves
The moon hid behind the clouds & darkness slowly spread
Yeah, an unholy night
The staggering figure moved like a shadow the church bell started to chime
In the graves the dead began to writhe and twist their bones
The wind whispered in the trees along with their wining moans
Safely tucked in bed not knowing of any threat
But peaceful dreams faded to black and the warming fires died
Grown men shivered in fear and sweat and children woke and up and cried
Little did the town know of reprisal from the tomb
The church bell was ringing the raven was singing a song about their doom
Maybe they shouldn't have left him burned and buried alive
Maybe they shouldn't have cursed his name and been so sure that he died
Evil avenger with fire in his hands
The nasty smell of paraffin oil and fear from the damned
Soon the curse was back on them and set them all ablaze
Devouring flames turned groans into ashes
The smell of death blended with the haze
The lyrics in Wolf's song "Unholy Night" paint a vivid picture of a dark and terrifying scene. The mist is thick and cold on the last night of the year, with the sun having burned out and the church locked up tight. A dark figure staggers through the graves while the moon hides behind the clouds, and the darkness slowly spreads. The scene is set for an unholy night.
As the figure advances, the church bell starts to chime and the dead in the graves begin to writhe and twist their bones. The wind whispers and the town, seemingly safe and asleep, is unaware of the threat. But the peaceful dreams fade to black and warming fires die, as grown men shiver in fear and sweat, and children wake up and cry. Little did the town know of the reprisal from the tomb.
The church bell keeps ringing and the raven sings a song about their doom. Perhaps they shouldn't have left him burned and buried alive, or cursed his name and been so sure he died. An evil avenger with fire in his hands and the nasty smell of paraffin oil and fear from the damned soon set them all ablaze. The curse was back on them, devouring flames turning groans into ashes as the smell of death blended with the haze.
Overall, the lyrics in "Unholy Night" tell a chilling and terrifying story of revenge from the grave, and the consequences of underestimating the power of evil. The use of vivid imagery and sensory language create a vivid and intense atmosphere, leaving the listener with a sense of unease and foreboding.
Line by Line Meaning
The mist was thick and cold in the last night of this year
The fog was dense and icy on this New Year's Eve
The sun had all burned out and the church was locked and sealed
The daylight had disappeared and the church was inaccessible
A dark figure staggered at the graves
An obscure form stumbled among the tombs
The moon hid behind the clouds & darkness slowly spread
The moon became obscured and the darkness crept forward
Yeah, an unholy night
Yes, an impious evening
The staggering figure moved like a shadow the church bell started to chime
The stumbling creature moved like a specter and the bell of the church began to toll
In the graves the dead began to writhe and twist their bones
In the tombs the deceased started to squirm and contort their skeletons
The wind whispered in the trees along with their wining moans
The breeze murmured through the branches accompanying the mournful groans
The town, so old and tired, was sleeping the night away
The village, so ancient and weary, was slumbering through the night
Safely tucked in bed not knowing of any threat
Securely ensconced in their beds, ignorant of any peril
But peaceful dreams faded to black and the warming fires died
However, peaceful dreams vanished into darkness and the cozy fires extinguished
Grown men shivered in fear and sweat and children woke and up and cried
Adults quivered in dread and perspiration while children awakened and wailed
Little did the town know of reprisal from the tomb
The town had no idea of the retribution from the grave
The church bell was ringing the raven was singing a song about their doom
The church bell resounded and the raven cawed a tune of their downfall
Maybe they shouldn't have left him burned and buried alive
Perhaps they shouldn't have left him to be incinerated and interred while still conscious
Maybe they shouldn't have cursed his name and been so sure that he died
Maybe they shouldn't have damned his name and been so certain of his demise
Evil avenger with fire in his hands
Malevolent avenger possessing flames in his grasp
The nasty smell of paraffin oil and fear from the damned
The foul stench of kerosene and terror from the doomed
Soon the curse was back on them and set them all ablaze
Soon the curse was returned and ignited them all
Devouring flames turned groans into ashes
Consuming flames transformed moans into ashes
The smell of death blended with the haze
The scent of death merged with the mist
Contributed by Alexis J. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
C SB
I agree with you... not their best. But there are still 2-3 very strong songs on this album! Rock on!
akatsuki415
good song but like most of the bands there influinced by the 2nd album isnt the best
STD2Society
@SuperNoobTroll was gunna comment but yeah uhm trash talkins for posers.