Search Results for:
WOLF ALICE
“The Clearing” the brand new album from Wolf Alice, releases 29th August 2025. Written in Seven Sisters and recorded in LA with Grammy-winning, master producer Greg Kurstin last year, The Clearing reveals where Wolf Alice stand sonically in 2025, delivering a supremely confident collection of songs bursting with ambition, ideas and emotion.
-
- Ltd LP
- £23.99
Usually ships within: 2-10 days - Cat Number
- DH214
- Release date
- 6 Oct '17
Visions Of A Life is the follow up to Wolf Alice’s 2015 Gold-selling debut album My Love Is Cool. It is fundamentally a personal album, and one of great growth for Wolf Alice. The album is incredibly broad in range, refusing to be defined by one idea. From the uncompromising 'Yuk Foo' to the infectious ‘Beautifully Unconventional' and 'Don’t Delete The Kisses’, a dizzyingly romantic track which shows their progression and maturity as songwriters. Visions Of A Life is not an album of cliches. It is packed with surprises for those who think they know Wolf Alice. A darker, bolder, more diverse release from the biggest breakthrough independent band of recent years.
STAFF COMMENTS
Barry says: Haunting vocal melodies, swirling shoe-gazing guitar flourishes and aching, melodic breakdowns. It's rare that an album flows so well yet manages to encompass all of the elements Wolf Alice are so renowned for. An absolute belter.TRACK LISTING
1. "Heavenward" 4:55
2. "Yuk Foo" 2:13
3. "Beautifully Unconventional" 2:13
4. "Don't Delete The Kisses" 4:35
5. "Planet Hunter" 3:52
6. "Sky Musings" 2:58
7. "Formidable Cool" 3:33
8. "Space & Time" 2:27
9. "Sadboy" 4:11
10. "St. Purple & Green" 4:21
11. "After The Zero Hour" 3:24
12. "Visions Of A Life" 7:57
-
- CD
- £10.99
Usually ships within: 2-10 days - Cat Number
- DH00089
- Release date
- 22 Jun '15
12 track debut album from London's Wolf Alice.
While the group's early material was folk-tinged pop, they became more rock-oriented after the rhythm section joined. Clash described the band as "the lovechild of folk and grunge".The "Fluffy" single saw the band compared to Elastica and Hole, while the single's B-side, "White Leather", saw comparisons to The xx. The Observer described their sound as "an engaging strain of off-kilter indie rock".
They now unveil their debut album.
While the group's early material was folk-tinged pop, they became more rock-oriented after the rhythm section joined. Clash described the band as "the lovechild of folk and grunge".The "Fluffy" single saw the band compared to Elastica and Hole, while the single's B-side, "White Leather", saw comparisons to The xx. The Observer described their sound as "an engaging strain of off-kilter indie rock".
They now unveil their debut album.
TRACK LISTING
Turn To Dust
Bros
Your Loves Whore
You're A Germ
Lisbon
Silk
Freazy
Giant Peach
Swallowtail
Soapy Water
Fluffy
The Wonderwhy