Visions of a Life Wolf Alice
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Album-Release:
2017
HRA-Release:
28.07.2026
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- 2 Yuk Foo 02:13
- 3 Beautifully Unconventional 02:13
- 4 Don’t Delete the Kisses 04:35
- 5 Planet Hunter 03:52
- 6 Sky Musings 02:58
- 7 Formidable Cool 03:33
- 8 Space & Time 02:27
- 9 Sadboy 04:11
- 10 St. Purple & Green 04:21
- 11 After the Zero Hour 03:24
- 12 Visions of a Life 07:57
Info for Visions of a Life
Wolf Alice coming with their Sophomore album entitled Visions Of A Life, which is set for release September 29th, 2017 via Dirty Hit/RCA Records. Their previous single "Moaning Lisa Smile" was nominated for a 2016 GRAMMY Award Nomination for Best Rock Performance and was a Top 10 single at Alternative radio. Wolf Alice has been named one of Billboard Magazine's Artists to Watch, as well as one of Rolling Stone's 10 New Artists You Need to Know.
"The high points of Visions of a Life don’t quite reach Wolf Alice’s previous peaks. And the appearance of Roswell’s whispered vocals (almost rapped) didn’t really grab me either. There is enough here to keep me optimistic about the band’s future, as they didn’t just run it back on their sophomore album. A band that is willing to take risks while having a solid musical foundation is very promising for the long run." (thefirenote.com)
Ellie Rowsell, vocals, guitar, keyboards, Omnichord, synthesisers
Joff Oddie, guitar, keyboards, programming, backing vocals, synthesisers
Theo Ellis, bass, keyboards, synthesisers, backing vocals
Joel Amey, drums, backing vocals, percussion, keyboards, programming, Omnichord
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Wolf Alice
North London quartet Wolf Alice first broke through in 2013 with the bruised euphoria of their debut My Love Is Cool, which featured the Grammy-nominated “Moaning Lisa Smile.” Their ascent continued with 2018’s Visions of a Life, which won the Mercury Prize, and 2022’s Blue Weekend, a UK number-one album that also earned them a Brit Award for Best Group. Over the past decade, their music has captured the turbulence and tenderness of coming of age, shaping the soundtrack for a generation.
The band have just released fourth album, The Clearing. Written in Seven Sisters and recorded in Los Angeles with Grammy-winning producer Greg Kurstin, the record finds Wolf Alice at their most assured, balancing playfulness with sincerity and irony with candor. Its songs, bold and expansive, channel ambition, ideas, and emotion in equal measure—a progressive shift that still feels rooted in the band’s explorations of love, loss, and human connection. With echoes of Fleetwood Mac’s grandeur reframed through a distinctly North London lens, The Clearing offers an invigorating new beginning for the band.
This new era is heralded by the jubilant first single “Bloom Baby Bloom” alongside the tender piano ballad “The Sofa,” a song that meditates on aging with grace and acceptance. Their return to the stage has been met with acclaim, highlighted by a history-making sunset slot on Glastonbury’s Other Stage.
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