ILSY
Sheela's Burned Down appeared in 1995, most of it written by singer Wolfgang "Ilsy" Terne, who parted with the band not long afterwards.

CD Details
| Artist | ILSY |
|---|---|
| Title | ILSY |
| Release date | |
| Edition | Import CD, one disc, with one CD-only bonus track |
| Label | Lions Pride Music |
| Catalog No. | LPM106 |
| JAN | 0748322788571 |
| Format | CD / 12 tracks |
| Tracks | 12 |
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Track List
- Never Gonna Come Back
- Tomorrow
- Signs
- Eyes Of A Stranger
- When Love Leaves The Town
- Save My Soul
- Love Won't Come Around
- Let It Go
- Wild Waters
- Fight Fire With Fire
- Sea of Live
- Where Will We Go From Here
Music Video
Never Gonna Come Back · Official Music Video
Eyes Of A Stranger · Official Music Video
Love Won't Come Around · Official Scenery Video
LINER NOTES
Sheela's Burned Down appeared in 1995, most of it written by singer Wolfgang "Ilsy" Terne, who parted with the band not long afterwards. Lions Pride Music put that record back into circulation in 2024, and the conversation between Terne and the Danish label's Chris Siloma that followed produced this one — a debut issued under Terne's own nickname on 31 July 2026, catalogue LPM106. Terne, French-born, handles keyboards and guitars as well as the singing; the quartet is completed by guitarist and keyboard player Nico Schliemann, bassist Franco Zeleny and drummer Oliver Schmandke, with Sturla Nostvic added on percussion. Sessions ran across four German studios during February and March 2026, and Musikfraze Studios in Erligheim handled the finishing that same month — Zeleny mixing alongside the band, then mastering on his own. The group produced itself; Siloma is credited as executive producer. Rock of the 1970s and 80s is the stated point of departure, and three songs reached listeners early with videos attached: Never Gonna Come Back, Eyes Of A Stranger and Love Won't Come Around. Eleven tracks go to streaming services. The CD, which arrives in Japan as an import pressing, adds a twelfth in Where Will We Go From Here.