On the Swiss garage punk duo's fourth album, many stories revolve many stories revolve around death. On this side of death, however, there is life with all its stories, which also have their place. The protagonists on "Totentanz" stand outside the limelight. They are are stories about people who are less noticed, perhaps even overlooked even overlooked in everyday life. They all find a place in the comic world of WolfWolf. The music has remained unmistakably WolfWolf in style and mood and yet offers new elements. New Wave drum sounds of the early 80s, industrial sounds or even the Mellotron have contributed to the contributed to the complexity. The album was recorded by the duo's longtime producer Lukas Speissegger in Rorbas. Mixed by Harry Darling in the Lux Noise Studios Basel. Mastered by Robin Schmidt, 24-96 Mastering, Karlsruhe. As with the previous albums, WolfWolf attach great importance to the visual the visual presentation of the record. This time the artists Barbara and Heini Gut were responsible for the cover. This is the first time the two have worked together on a project. Barbara Gut staged the Dance of Death with her unique sculptures and Heini Gut complements the appearance with the mysterious lettering. The photographic realization of the sculpture was by the Basel photographer Daniel Infanger.