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Wolf-Face

Words: Loren • September 11, 2020

Wolf-Face
Wolf-Face

Michael J. Wolf (Wolf-Face)

SPB: How has Wolf-Face’s mission/concept changed since the band first formed?

Wolf: My mission to spread the word about the trials and tribulations of being a teenage werewolf remains unchanged—that we all have things that make us different from our peers. Everyone can relate to the idea of not being like other people and that’s not a bad thing but is something each of us should embrace. Maybe it’s easier for me to deal with that sort of thing since what makes me different is that I'm far superior to common mortals, but I think the concept is still relatable. 

Loren • September 11, 2020

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