Britain’s
thriving alternative four piece are back and they’re definitely not being quiet
about it. Wolf Alice’s second album ‘Visions Of A Life’ has burst into the
alternative scene with impact: dreamy guitar riffs, grunge anthems,
irresistible skanky base lines and bewitching lyrics – all of which
effortlessly filled the O2 in an ecstatic vitality.
Filled with
an unfailing electric anticipation, the first date of their ‘Visions Of A Life’ tour was a sell-out
crowd. Wolf Alice owned both the
stage and the audience with their killer tracks; full circle pits by the second
song has got to be a record. The artistic stance of Wolf Alice always amazes, as frontwoman Ellie transported the
audience to an ethereal dreamland with opening single ‘Heavenward’. Wistful echoes and reverberating melodies oozed into
the audience and perfectly presented the motif of life and perspective, which
fills the new album. The band’s avant-garde portrait was then ripped into by
the magnificently explosive ‘Yuk Foo’.
An angst filled, rebellious two fingers up to the world, ‘Yuk Foo’ is a masterpiece of new-age grunge grit. And the audience
thrived off it. Pumping adrenalin and unadulterated guitar filled songs bounced
through the venue. Yet again, Wolf Alice
prove their gig prestige by creating a seamless connection with the audience as
we all screamed lyrics with pride.
Onto the
funky beats of ‘Formidable Cool’ and ‘Beautifully Unconventional’, bassist
Theo had everyone grooving along with his captivating dance moves, whilst Ellie
charmed the audience with beautiful and relatable lyrics. Wolf Alice hold their seal of authenticity as they stretch across varying
styles progressing from their debut album ‘MyLove Is Cool’. From catchy indie tunes to punk pogo instigator ‘Space & Time’, Wolf Alice continually
bring exciting and unique tracks to the stage. With older classics, such as ‘Bros’ and ‘You’re a Germ’ weaved into the explosive gig, fans were gifted a masterfully
put together set.
A buzz
filled the O2 as Fluffy fuzzed to end,
a sea of glitter, sweat and smiles: Wolf
Alice triumphed yet again. The ‘Visions
Of A Life’ tour is set to thrill the country as Wolf Alice’s alternative flair prevails.
(And a
heads-up to all Bristolians, The Hatchet is the place to be to grab a bevvy
with the band beforehand!)
Laura
Joel's drum stick & 'Visions Of A Life' record |
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