Showing posts with label wolf alice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wolf alice. Show all posts

Monday, 6 July 2015

Calling Festival, Clapham Common



So I cleverly spent last weekend's unbelievable (even for July) heat outdoors, wearing many layers of sunscreen of course. Heading over to Clapham Common, there was Calling festival going on, with my Swedish favourites from many years ago, The Hives performing a typically charismatic and energetic set. Amazingly, they even wore their sharp white suits, so I can't imagine how hot they must have been! (Actually, I can. As singer Pelle, stated onstage, it was only fairly hot. Then The Hives played and it was VERY hot).

The highlight of the day was hotly tipped rockers Wolf Alice, who headlined the second stage with their melodic grunge-pop. Considering Noel Gallagher was about to step onto the main stage, they pulled in quite a crowd, with the centre dancing away through their whole set.


Saturday, 28 February 2015

On the headphones: Wolf Alice - Giant Peach

Surprisingly, it's not raining too much today so I've been taking a stroll around Brick Lane, popping into a few vintage shops for a look around and trying to resist the delicious cupcakes for sale in Spitalfields market.

The soundtrack to today has definitely been Wolf Alice, with their grungy, 90s-esque rock. Their songs range from beautifully soft, pop melodies to heavy, angst fuelled screaming, perfectly summarising the diversity of London itself. The four piece will be releasing their debut album 'My Love Is Cool' on June 22nd.