Darryl Way was founder member of the legendary CURVED AIR, a group that brought Ways strident electric violin playing to the fore on a string of hit albums. In 1973, Way formed WOLF, a progressive outfit featuring guitarist John Etheridge, bassist Dek Messecar (later in CARAVAN) and drummer Ian Mosley (now in MARILLION). The music was a heady mixture of styles and secured the band a contract with Deccas DERAM label. "Night Music" was the final album in the WOLF trilogy and perhaps the finest. With the band augmented by former "IF" vocalist John Hodgkinson, the album is a lost classic of 70s rock. This first ever UK CD reissue of the album includes 2 bonus tracks, expanded artwork and is released to coincide with CURVED AIRs return to live work.