The Brit Awards confirming what many of us have known for years, that Wolf Alice are the best band in Britain. You can read my live review of their towering performance at their sold-out Liverpool
Wolf Alice come back swinging, with their punkiest, noisiest, dirtiest most feral moment yet and it’s immense. It’s two years since their critically acclaimed debut ‘My Love is Cool’ and new single ‘Yuck Foo’ is
A new video from Wolf Alice for arguably one of their most ‘pop’ moments from their Mercury nominated debut album ‘My Love Is Cool’ … This we imagine is what happens if you spike a bands
We caught Wolf Alice live on their recent sold-out date at Manchester’s Albert Hall, in support of their wonderful debut album ‘My Love Is Cool’ . They were incredible, and once again proved what a
We weren’t anticipating a new Wolf Alice track quite so soon after their critically lauded debut album ‘My Love is Cool.’ Even better, Baby Ain’t Made Of China is available as a free download, it’s
Personally, if I were Wolf Alice I’d be a little ticked off at being characterised a ‘hype’ band. Even more so given that the definition of hype is “a deception carried out for the sake
Oscar – Beautiful Words We can guarantee that if Oscar was playing one of the big stages at Glastonbury, Beautiful Words would become the absolute anthem for 2015. This is spirit- soaring, heart- bursting, fist- pumping
So Wolf Alice eh? A band we’ve featured numerous times on the blog since tipping em back in 2012 and a band for whom our love remains undiminished. In fact, you could say our love
Well this is a first! The first time in fact that we’ve made a song our track of the day – twice! However, it is Wolf Alice who have a special place in our hearts
We hauled our creaking frame from our sickbed and travelled up to Manchester’s Ritz to catch the wonderful Wolf Alice. We wouldn’t do this for just any band, but Wolf Alice demonstrated yet again they aren’t just any band.
Wolf Alice – ‘I Saw You (In A Corridor)’ A free download from Wolf Alice, apparently recorded in a corridor, and appropriately titled ‘I Saw You (In A Corridor)’, which shows the band’s softer side.
