Wolves and Vibrancy Records Mannheim, Germany
WVR is a label based in Mannheim, Germany, which has been founded in 2012 by the idea of releasing limited runs of tapes but
in the meantime is aiming to mostly release records on vinyl.
We don’t care about genres. Most important points: personal relation towards the music and authenticity. Keywords may be: dark, slow, fast, violent, heavy, dreamy, ambient, drone, unconventional, unclichéd.
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