Wolf Alice showcase a softer side on spaced-out single "Don't Delete The Kisses"
Wolf Alice have debuted "Don't Delete The Kisses", the second single from upcoming sophomore LP Visions Of A Life.
The new track links up with raucous lead single "Yuk Foo" and sees the quartet hurtle down a different path - instead of the distorted rock furore of before, "Don't Delete The Kisses" melts krautrock-tinged rhythms with chugging dreamy-pop vibes. It's spaced-out and grand, with an unending amount of freedom and hard-hitting charm.
Wolf Alice have hardly been silent in the years since Mercury Prize-nominated debut My Love Is Cool, with tonnes of live dates and TV performances keeping them occupied, plus a stint working on the Ghostbusters OST. The band's Ellie Rowsell also recently teamed up with alt-J on their comeback track "3WW".
Tracklist:
- Heavenward
- Yuk Foo
- Beautifully Unconventional
- Don’t Delete The Kisses
- Planet Hunter
- Sky Musings
- Formidable Cool
- Space & Time
- Sadboy
- St. Purple & Green
- After The Zero Hour
- Visions Of A Life
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