The Wolfgang Press
The Wolfgang Press formed in New York City in 2006 with Chris Farren on vocals, Miles Petterson on guitar, Michael McGovern on bass, and Darian Zahedi on...
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The Wolfgang Press formed in New York City in 2006 with Chris Farren on vocals, Miles Petterson on guitar, Michael McGovern on bass, and Darian Zahedi on drums. Their debut album 'The Legendary Wolfgang Press and the Mother of All Rock & Roll Bands' came out in 2010, featuring the single 'Christianity' that got some attention for its lyrics about religion and mental health.
They put out a few more records like 'The Man in the Blue Suit' in 2012 and 'Full Circle' in 2015. The lineup shifted over time, with Joey Russo replacing Zahedi on drums around 2016 and Matthew Sharp taking over guitar from Petterson by 2018. Their 2020 album 'The Boy Who Never Grew Up' got some positive reviews.
Songs like 'Going South,' '11 Years,' and 'Angel' show their style, which mixes punk energy with more reflective writing. They've kept at it with Farren and McGovern as the consistent members through the changes.
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