Following their first single, Yuk Foo, taken from their upcoming album, Visions Of A Life, Don’t Delete The Kisses finds Wolf Alice stuck in a maze of heavy synthesisers on the longest summer’s drive imaginable.
If you think it’s a coincidence that Wolf Alice has realised easily their most electronic piece of work to date on a Wednesday, then clearly you’ve never heard their unreleased track Wednesday. Taking these remnants from Wednesday, spiced up with the invigorating energy that the London group captured throughout their debut LP My Love Is Cool and Yuk Foo, Don’t Delete The Kisses rekindles the love for Wolf Alice with an added intensity, instantly creating one of their strongest tracks to date.
Wolf Alice’s huge worldwide tour starts today, with Chicago the first stop on their US length.
JULY
05 Chicago, IL, Schubas Tavern
06 Columbus, OH, The Basement
07 Washington DC, Rock & Roll Hotel
08 Philadelphia, PA, The Foundry
10 Boston, MA, Great Scott
11 Brooklyn, NY, Rough Trade
13 Pittsburgh, PA, Club AE
15 St. Louis, MO, Off Broadway
16 Kansas City, MO, The Riot Room
18 Denver, CO, Globe Hall
21 Seattle, WA, Sunset Tavern
22 Portland, OR, Star Theater
24 San Francisco, CA, Rickshaw Stop
26 Los Angeles, CA, The Echo
OCTOBER
27 Paris, La Maroquinerie
28 Brussels, Botanique/Orangerie
30 Berlin, Festsaal Kreuzberg
NOVEMBER
01 Hamburg, Mojo
02 Koln, Luxor
03 Amsterdam, Melkweg
08 Bristol, O2 Academy
09 Manchester, O2 Apollo
11 Glasgow, Barrowlands
13 Newcastle, 02 Academy
15 Nottingham, Rock City
16 Birmingham, O2 Academy
17 Norwich, UEA
18 Leeds, O2 Academy
20 Brighton, Dome
21 Southampton, O2 Guildhall
24 London, Alexandra Palace
27 Belfast, Ulster Hall
28 Dublin, Olympia
Also, if you’re wondering why Velvet didn’t share Yuk Foo, it’s simply because I forgot.
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