Steppeulvene, a seminal rock band with deep roots in the Danish counterculture of the 1960s, stands as an emblem of the raw and rebellious undercurrent of the era. Active for a brief period between 1966 and 1968, the band was characterized by their gritty sound and unflinching social commentary, epitomized by their lead vocalist Eik Skaløe, who became an iconic figure in Danish rock history. Skaløe's enigmatic persona and untimely death in 1968 contributed to the band's legendary status.

Their most prominent release, "Hip," was the first LP entirely in Danish and marked a significant cultural milestone. The album showcased their fusion of blues, rock, and folk, along with candid lyrics that echoed the political and existential angst of youth. Though their discography is limited, the legacy of Steppeulvene is immense in the Danish music scene. Posthumous releases such as "De Glemte Sange" and remasters like "Du Skal Ud, Hvor Du Ikke Kan Bunde / Flip" and "Hip / En Eftermiddag Med Steppeulvene" have kept the band's rebellious spirit and groundbreaking music alive for new generations to discover and for devoted fans to revisit. The band's name and music live on as a testament to a fleeting yet seminal chapter in Danish rock history that continues to resonate and influence musicians and listeners alike.

Genres

Classic Danish Rock

Latest Release

De Glemte Sange

Steppeulvene

Album - 8 Tracks - Released February 12, 2011