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A hypnotic blend of dreamy pop and atmospheric grungy rock has made Wolf Alice hugely popular. With two hit albums, the last of which...
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WOLF ALICE have released their new track NO HARD FEELINGS, a delicate ballad striking the balance between emotional complexity and direct songwriting. The track...
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WOLF ALICE, Britain’s best band, have released their uncompromising new single SMILE. The track was inspired by lead singer ELLIE ROWSELL’s desire to fight...
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WOLF ALICE have announced a UK and Ireland tour for January 2022, their first headline shows since 2018. The tour will see the band...
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WOLF ALICE, one of Britain’s most revered bands and winner of the Mercury Prize 2018 for their last album, Visions of a Life, has...
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“We realised pretty quickly that the real drama of these shows was happening in front of the band, in the crowd, rather than onstage.”
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"Unconquered is about land, language, culture and identity, and the lengths that ordinary people will go to fight for them, resist, and remain Unconquered.”
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“Former Self is a window of reflection for each of our lives. For what it’s been and how we’ve learned to move forward.”
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“DNA explores a deeply internal struggle with identity, self-worth, and the feeling of being trapped by one’s own nature.”