
12 Songs, 46 Minutes

Visions of a Life Wolf Alice
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4.4, 87 Ratings - $7.99
EDITORS’ NOTES
On their second album, Wolf Alice continue to draw their cues from ’90s alt-rock. They do it with such adventure and panache that it never becomes simple mimicry, though. The melody and dissonance of shoegaze are fashioned into aching, beautiful tributes to passed friends and relatives (“Heavenward,” “St. Purple & Green”), “Yuk Foo” mauls misogyny with punk fury and wit, while the title track is an epic journey in stoner rock. Out front, singer/guitarist Ellie Rowsell is an increasingly assured presence, skillfully inhabiting the many moods of her rivetingly personal lyrics.
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Heavenward
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Yuk Foo
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Beautifully Unconventional
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Don't Delete the Kisses
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Planet Hunter
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Sky Musings
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Formidable Cool
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Space & Time
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Sadboy
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St. Purple & Green
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After the Zero Hour
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Visions of a Life
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Ratings and Reviews
superb
easily one of the best rock albums of the year. one of the best rock albums i've heard in a while.
Better, but...
Yuck foo was among the worst things I've heard in 2017, but this new single is a much needed improvement. As a whole, it still leaves a lot to be desired, and it'll take a while to make up for Yuk Foo, but my hopes are starting to be redeemed, I guess.
Mmm
These first two singles aren't catchy or interesting. Not sure there is much to this band.