Complete List Of Wolf Alice Songs From A to Z

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Wolf Alice built one of modern British rock’s most unpredictable catalogs by moving freely between grunge, dream pop, folk, shoegaze, punk, electronic music, and widescreen melodic rock. This complete A-to-Z guide follows the band from its earliest demos and EPs through The Clearing, while also gathering B-sides, soundtrack recordings, covers, bonus tracks, and officially announced songs from The Clearing (B Sides).

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Wolf Alice, formed in London in 2010, has carved out a distinctive space in the modern rock landscape with its genre-blending sound and deeply evocative lyrics. The band initially started as a duo consisting of Ellie Rowsell on vocals and guitar and Joff Oddie on guitar, who began their musical journey by performing acoustic sets. They later expanded to include Theo Ellis on bass and Joel Amey on drums, solidifying the lineup that would go on to achieve widespread acclaim. Known for its versatility, Wolf Alice seamlessly merges elements of grunge, folk, shoegaze, punk, and electronic music into a unique sonic identity.

The band’s breakthrough came with its 2013 EP, Blush, which earned early recognition and set the stage for the critically acclaimed first full-length album, My Love Is Cool (2015). Featuring standout tracks such as “Bros” and “Moaning Lisa Smile,” the album showcased the band’s ability to shift effortlessly between dreamy, melodic tracks and raw, high-energy anthems. My Love Is Cool was both a critical and commercial success, peaking at number two on the UK Albums Chart and earning a Grammy nomination for “Moaning Lisa Smile” in the Best Rock Performance category.

Building on this momentum, Wolf Alice released its sophomore album, Visions of a Life, in 2017, which solidified the band’s reputation as one of the most innovative acts of its generation. Tracks like “Don’t Delete the Kisses” and “Yuk Foo” demonstrated its creative range, with lyrics that explored themes of love, identity, and rebellion. The album won the prestigious Mercury Prize in 2018, cementing Wolf Alice’s status as a force in British music and elevating its international profile.

In 2021, the band released Blue Weekend, its third studio album, to widespread acclaim. Featuring singles such as “How Can I Make It OK?” and “The Last Man on Earth,” the album delved into themes of vulnerability and self-reflection, resonating with both critics and fans. Blue Weekend debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart, while Wolf Alice received the Brit Award for Group of the Year in 2022.

Wolf Alice returned in 2025 with its fourth studio album, The Clearing. Recorded in Los Angeles with producer Greg Kurstin, the album moved toward warmer, more spacious arrangements influenced by classic rock and 1970s pop while retaining the band’s emotional and stylistic range. “Bloom Baby Bloom,” “The Sofa,” “White Horses,” and “Just Two Girls” helped the album become the band’s second consecutive UK number-one release. The Clearing also became Wolf Alice’s fourth consecutive studio album to receive a Mercury Prize nomination.

The Clearing era continued with the 2026 song “Gospel Oak” and the announced collection The Clearing (B Sides), which also includes “Hit the Sky” and a cover of the Roches’ “Hammond Song” featuring Julia Cumming and Bria Salmena. Wolf Alice again received the Brit Award for Group of the Year in 2026, reinforcing the band’s place among the most important British rock acts of its generation.

Throughout its career, Wolf Alice has earned recognition for both its studio work and electrifying live performances. The band has appeared at Glastonbury, Coachella, Reading and Leeds, and major venues around the world. Its concerts are marked by an intense energy and an ability to move between intimate, atmospheric passages and explosive rock performances without losing the emotional connection at the center of the songs.

Complete List Of Wolf Alice Songs From A to Z

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“90 Mile Beach” – Blush EP (2013)
“A&E” – Wolf Alice EP (2011)
“After the Zero Hour” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Another Girl, Another Planet” (The Only Ones cover) – Songs for the National Health Service (2020)
“Baby Ain’t Made of China” – B-side to the “You’re a Germ” single (2015)
“Bad Things” – Demo issued with the Visions of a Life bonus 7-inch single (2017)
“The Beach” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“The Beach II” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“Beautifully Unconventional” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Bloom Baby Bloom” – The Clearing (2025)
“Blush” – Blush EP (2013)
“Bobby” (Alex G cover) – Blue Weekend (Tour Deluxe) (2021)
“Boys” (Charli XCX cover) – triple j Like a Version (2018)
“Bread Butter Tea Sugar” – The Clearing (2025)
“Bros” (original single released in 2013) – My Love Is Cool (2015)

“Delicious Things” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“Destroy Me” – Wolf Alice EP (2012)
“Don’t Delete the Kisses” – Visions of a Life (2017)

“Every Cloud” – B-side to the “Bros” single (2013)
“Feeling Myself” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“Fluffy” (original single released in 2013) – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Formidable Cool” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Freazy” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Ghoster” – Ghostbusters: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (2016)
“Giant Peach” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Gospel Oak” – The Clearing (B Sides) (2026)
“Hammond Song” (The Roches cover featuring Julia Cumming and Bria Salmena) – The Clearing (B Sides) (2026)
“Heavenly Creatures” – Creature Songs EP (2014)
“Heavenward” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Hit the Sky” – The Clearing (B Sides) (2026)
“How Can I Make It OK?” – Blue Weekend (2021)