Wolf People
Steeple

With an ominous bell and a low guitar bellow, “Silbury Sands” leads off Wolf People’s first proper LP, Steeple. The song centers around the same melod...

I didn’t know what to expect from Wolf People when I sat down in my throne, decorated with bread crumbs and various stains, all telling a conclusive s...

Somewhere between the doe-eyed optimism of pop music and the smoldering haze of blues rock lies a tolerant medium at which twitchy guitar melodies res...

If I wasn’t very much aware of the fact that we are in fact in the year 2010 I could have easily been fooled I had been transported way back to the he...

When we last left the brave time travelers of UK’s Wolf People, they’d just returned from crash-landing through the roof of the Carousel Ballroom in 1...

Hey, remember when Robin Pecknold and the rest of Fleet Foxes made Jethro Tull cool again, a few years back Me neither, but I'll be damned if Fleet F...

Steeple is the debut album from Wolf People after a year of releasing singles. The album is a well awaited release from the band who have teased us mu...

Wolf People is a band that walks a fine line between revivalism and timelessness. For one, you could pop Steeple in and, if you didn’t know any better...

The problem with the type of psychedelic blues-rock that Wolf People trade in is not so much its closeness to the classic music that quite obviously i...

This British band follows up their initial collection of early singles with their official debut album, which hearkens back to the heady classic rock ...