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Wunderbach was a French punk band formed in 1981 and disbanded in 1984. Line-up: Marco Laurent (vocals) Kiki (vocals) Manu Castillo (lead guitar), J.B. Rouault (rhythm guitar), Albert Zennou (bass), Cambouis (drums). .

Wunder (german for miracle/wonder) is the name of serveral artists and bands. 1) Wunder is a one-off alias of electronica artist Jörg Follert who later released records as Wechsel Garland. The self-titled Wunder record was first released in 1998 on Cologne's well-established Karaoke Kalk records. 2) Wunder (currently pictured) are a pop band formed in Hamburg, Germany in 1995. They released their debut album Was hält uns wach in 2004, and the follow-up Strom in 2006. More information can be found at their offical website, www.wunder.tv. .

The Wunder Years was a punk rock band from Berkeley, California. They broke up in 2001. Combining elements of punk, indie and post hardcore, The Wunder Years played sincere and genuine rock and roll. Playing songs of hope, youth, persistence, movement and question was their expertise. Releases: Function Over Fashion Pitstops On The Road Less Travelled On Behalf Of Rock & Roll (Split with Sorry About The Fire) After The Wunder Years broke up, Singer/Guitarist Brian Moss went on to form post hardcore band The Ghost, later he recorded singer/songwriter-oriented music with Hanalei. .

The Wirtschaftswunder, sometimes simply called Wirtschaftswunder, was a German band consisting of musicians Angelo Galizia (vocals, Italy), Tom Dokoupil (guitar, Czechoslovakia), Mark Pfurtschneller (keyboards, Canada) and Jürgen Beuth (drums, Germany). They were part of the so-called Neue Deutsche Welle that emerged as part of the English New Wave/ post punk movement in the early 1980s and included bands such as D.A.F, Malaria!, or ZK (predecessor of Die Toten Hosen). They entered the national arena with their single "Der Komissar" (based on a German criminal TV series from the 1960s) and released their first album (Salmobray) in 1981. Their most characteristic...