Influences that formed the sound of the band reach rather wide range of artists: Pink Floyd, Massive Attack, Deftones, Tool, Nine Inch Nails, A Perfect Circle, Incubus, The Mars Volta, Mastodon, Mogwai, The Prodigy, The Knife, Björk, Anna Calvi, Kyuss, Isis, Marilyn Manson, Portishead, Rage Against The Machine, Tom Waits, Oceansize, If These Trees Could Talk, Fink, Warpaint, Depeche Mode, Chemical Brothers, Crystal Method... Taking this wide range of influences and adding them to a strong guitar basis, it is difficult to determine the frame of their music. Given the variety of genres (Post Metal/Rock, Industrial, Big Beat, Alternative, Stoner, Sludge, Electronica..) which weave Wolfram’s sound, they coined the name of their own genre – Acid Metal.

Aside from the EP which came out recently and a debut full length album they are currently working on, members of the band are also working on their own visual arts, graphics, film and photography. Wolfram as a whole is depicted as a “long coveted breath of fresh air” on Balkan music scene, whereas they are trying not to look backward but only forward and always pushing the envelope of their performance and limits inch by inch further and beyond.