Wolf Alice Release The Clearing: B Sides Featuring ‘Gospel Oak’, ‘Hammond Song’ & New Track ‘Hit The Sky’
Following their recent releases ‘Gospel Oak’ and cover of The Roches’ ‘Hammond Song’ with Julia Cumming (Sunflower Bean) and Bria Salmena,
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Following their recent releases ‘Gospel Oak’ and cover of The Roches’ ‘Hammond Song’ with Julia Cumming (Sunflower Bean) and Bria Salmena,
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Wolf Alice brought their acclaimed live show to Custom House Square, Belfast, on Saturday, August 29, 2026. The London band, fronted by Ellie Rowsell, performed at the outdoor Belf...
As well as making their debut at the Welsh festival over the weekend, the band marked the first anniversary of 'The Clearing' The post Watch Wolf Alice bring out Anna Calvi and Do...
“My life is cool” The post Watch Sunflower Bean’s Julia Cumming step in on bass for Wolf Alice as they support Olivia Rodrigo on US tour appeared first on NME.
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Australian post-punk outfit Radio Free Alice have released their new song, "Big Ideas", featuring Water From Your Eyes vocalist Rachel Brown, the latest preview of their upcoming d...
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The band's debut album 'What’s In Between' arrives later this month The post Radio Free Alice team up with Water From Your Eyes’ Rachel Brown on contemplative new single ‘Big Ideas...
Elanor Moss is starkly illuminated in the black box of Chapter Arts Centre’s Seligman Theatre, her clear, sharp voice granted centre-stage. The post ELANOR MOSS and SOPHIE JAMIESO...
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