Wolf Alice

Formed: London, England, 2010

Current members: Ellie Rowsell, Joff Oddie, Joel Amey, Theo Ellis

First Single: Fluffy (February 2013)

Album Discography: My Love Is Cool (June 2015), Visions Of A Life (September 2017), Blue Weekend (June 2021).

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