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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มิ.ย. 2024
- Wolf Alice speak with B-Sides host Pete Mar about band's ten year anniversary, film scores, their latest album 'Blue Weekend' and more.
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I'm a 71 year-old rocker. This band has restored my faith in rock 'n roll.
Yes. They have it
COOL Brother, @Daniel Williams 💯🤘 I am a Seasoned Rocker, 64 yrs old, from back in the good old days, Man. But I too, do like this band. PEACE ☮️& LOVE ♥️ to ya, 3/24/22, here in the Outer Banks, NC, on the Cape Lookout Seashore.
I’m only 52 and but I think this band is phenomenal. 😎
75 here…best band around!!!!!
Dawg wtf I’m 21 and wolf alive is the FUCKING BEST YEEEEAAAAA BOOOiiieeee
I've seen them live twice in the last year and they are the best band I've experienced in decades. Don't pass on seeing them live if you get the chance.
This band is quite literally the best rock band out right now! Without a doubt
Heard of Metric?
It’s seems unusual to see Ellie so chatty in interviews where the band are together, usually she’s more reserved/self conscious and Theo steps in to help her out. I think this speaks volumes to the skill of the interviewer.
Ellie is such a beautiful person.
Ten years....omg how time flies!
What a lovely interviewer
Joel has a great voice, be interested to hear an album from him someday ...
been thinking that a lot!
the questions are very good 🥲the interviewer is totally prepared.love the gang
Its strange how long its been; seems like yesterday when I first saw them in a tiny club here in L.A. back in 2014.
They were just kids. Ellie was barely 21
Play the Greatest Hits live was amazing! Saw them in Salt Lake and the whole show was spectacular!
When she got down on the ground!! And she was waving around that green thing like crazy
@@jocylouie I have seen a lot of other location videos and didn't see her do it anywhere else.
I miss it 🥺🤦🏻😂
Totally love these guys...
Great group and great people.
One ofmy favorite Bands ! From the first album single i was hooked ! Love you guys !
Favourite band WAS Muse, favourite album WAS Demon DAys by Gorillas ... Now its all Wolf Alice! This Is the best thing to listen to any way youre feeling. Thanks so much for the great music guys!!! Love the country cover too
Dude my favorite band was Muse too, for literally over 10 years (I discovered them during the resistance era), now they're also my second favorite.
@@eloyperez1527 I watched them live at Wembley Stadium about 12 years ago, Plug in baby really got the crowd going. I was apart of a band in highschool and we played so much Muse. I wish still was apart of one to play some Wolf Alice.
I remember that my favorite band was green day, until I met MCR later during 2019 I heard Moaning Lisa Smile in a motocross commercial and it wasn't until a year later that I decided on all their albums and it was love at first sight, Wolf Alice and MCR are my two favorite bands because I like all their songs, without exception.
Muse are still my favourite band (became a fan in 2010) but Wolf Alice have quickly gone up there to compete with them. They do have a lot in common with Muse, for example their eclectic approach to rock music or their tightness and energy during gigs. Ellie once said that Absolution was one of her favourite albums so that's not such a surprise I guess. I'm really glad I discovered them and got to see them twice this year - once on the same day as Muse at the Tempelhof Sounds festival in Berlin and the second time two days ago in Hamburg where I even got to meet Ellie and Theo afterwards - they're both such sweethearts! Needless to say I'm in a heavy Wolf Alice phase right now, but as you pointed out their music is pretty much suitable to any mood or circumstance, another great quality that they share with Muse. May they keep on making music for a long long time!
@@dreikaesehochkant wow it's great to hear your perspective on this, and that Ellie says absolution being a favourite album really makes a lot of sense to me. You must've had an absolute f*****g blast going to that gig to see them both. What an experience that can never be replicated.
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Aww, joff giving some Bff love to ellie
Do you think Ellie was acting silly or was she unimpressed?
thank you for this!
Crushing on Ellie Rowsell for 10 years now
Crushing on Joel Amey for 6 years now! ♥
+1
Joff look like Ellie's brother
They look very casting central almost an band formed at Oxford University yet nobody in the UK is being so rock pop as they are.
Wolf Alice, the warning, jinjer, the pretty reckless, halestorm etc, the Renaissance of rock.
I never really notice new English rock bands these days (and by that I mean the last 15 years. THAT is how old I am).
Somehow, they seem too earnest, too un-rock n roll. Let loose! Is this why Coldplay are so vilified - nice white middle class boys aren’t supposed to be rock stars, right? Look at Mick Jagger! Oh wait…
I came across Wolf Alice’s ‘How Can I Make This OK?’ Spotify and really liked the production and Ellie’s clear vibrato-voice. Reminded me of Kate Bush though i don’t think they’re as sophisticated musically, not that this necessarily determines what makes a record great.
But these guys are really good. I feel guilty at labelling everything these days ‘hipster rock’, because we’ve moved so far from the era when rock ruled the world.
It’s a knee-jerk response that us Gen X’ers will often put down younger musicians just because we lived through the Clash and New Wave etc.
Wolf Alice are great. They deserve every success, as do all dedicated young bands making their way in a tough and ever more jaded music industry which was tough enough pre-pandemic. I should know.
They’re from my neck of the woods too apparently. As were Bombay Bicycle Club (remember them?)
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Like your comment in general, but couldn't disagree more about the too earnest, un-rock n roll part. People don't have to act like idiots or fit gimmicky nonsense to be rock stars or just music stars/great musicians. There's too much fluff surrounding so called classic rock stars. I don't think real music fans care much about the appearance of it, it's just about the music. Not saying you're saying it matters, just something that bugs me about how rock is often portrayed or viewed. That's something I love about Wolf Alice, how ordinary and humble they seem, and how great they seem to get along and enjoy themselves.
@@manchalivin yes I hear you, but I do like some theatre and attitude in my rockstars: from Bowie to AC/DC to Kate Bush etc. Don’t even mind if they act like idiots - look at Iggy! These were outrageous characters, wanted to put on a rousing show and make a statement. That era is over.
But you don’t need that to be a great band. Not so much the music, but the lineup of WA reminds me a bit of St Etienne. Love Sam Fender now for example, so there’s still good rock being produced. So hard to be original now.
Wolf Alice don’t and shouldn’t need to try. They seem honest to themselves and make great music.
You don’t know music
@@manchalivin I think now it's more real and about the music as opposed to fabricated produced bands certainly not in Rick pop. I love the eighties and 90s music but looking at 80d bands it was all very produced, very image driven even the videos were expensive and OTT. Grunge sort thing out a bit and new bands are definitely producing records themselves and even self managing. I really think rock and pop music has returned to the 50s in many ways, where you were hard working touring and creative otherwise you disappeared.
@@PianoDanny I loved St Etienne, the cardigans, London grammar and WA. I think there's something special about a cool girl lead singer.