Artist
Wolf Alice
Wolf Alice is an alternative rock artist from London,England formed in 2010. 35 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Alternative Rock · London,England · Best alternative rock albums
- 35
- Releases
- 2013–2025
- Active years
- 2010
- Formed
Artist
Wolf Alice is an alternative rock artist from London,England formed in 2010. 35 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Alternative Rock · London,England · Best alternative rock albums
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Blue Weekend
2021
Giant Peach
Single · 2015
Don't Delete The Kisses
Single · 2017
Beautifully Unconventional
Single · 2017
Bros
Single · 2013
Yuk Foo
Single · 2017
Baby Ain't Made Of China
Single · 2015
You're A Germ
Single · 2015
Heavenward
Single · 2017
Don't Delete the Kisses (Charli XCX x Post Precious Remix)
Single · 2018
Boys (Triple J Like a Version)
Single · 2018
White Horses
Single · 2025
Bloom Baby Bloom
Single · 2025
The Sofa
Single · 2025
Feeling Myself (Lullaby Version)
Single · 2022
Blue Lullaby
EP · 2022
In The Bleak Midwinter
Single · 2022
The Last Man on Earth (Lullaby Version)
Single · 2022
More Than This - InVersions 80s
Single · 2021
Teenage Headache Dreams
Single · 2020
Sadboy (Edit)
Single · 2018
Formidable Cool (Edit)
Single · 2018
Deezer Sessions (Recorded at Barrowlands, Glasgow)
EP · 2018
Don't Delete The Kisses (Remixes)
Single · 2018
Bros (NAO Remix)
Single · 2018
Creature Songs
EP · 2014
Creature Songs EP
EP · 2014
Blush EP
EP · 2013
Blush
EP · 2013
Fluffy
Single · 2013
"Wolf Alice" are a four-piece alternative rock band from North London, consisting of Ellie Rowsell, Joel Amey, Joff Oddie and Theo Ellis. Wolf Alice formed in 2010 by Ellie Rowsell and Joff Oddie, drummer Joel Amey and bassist Theo Ellis joined the band in 2012, In December 2013, they were chosen as the single most blogged about artist in the UK in that year by BBC Radio 6 Music. 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. Kitty Empire, writing in The Observer described their sound as "an engaging strain of off-kilter indie rock". The band describe their music as "rocky pop.
