X-Wild Savageland

In 1993, three former members of the world-famous German metal band Running Wild decided to form a new band called X-Wild. While searching for a suitable singer, they came across Frank Knight from Manchester. They met several times for songwriting in Rendsburg in northern Germany before going into the studio to record their first album "So What!". The recordings took place at the end of 1993 in the famous Studio M in Machtsum near Hildesheim. The two most successful Running Wild albums "Death Or Glory" and "Blazon Stone" were also recorded in this studio. It was even mixed by the same man: Jan Nemec. Never change a winning team. After the success of their debut album, they went into the studio again in 1995 to record their second album called "Monster Effect". Again in Studio M, which had moved to Celle in the meantime. The recordings were made with the same people as on the first record. After the release of "Monster Effect" the band went on a European tour as special guest of the German band Grave Digger to promote the album. After the success of the first two albums, the band recorded their third and last album "Savageland" in 1996 , which is now finally made available again.