Wolf Alice drummer Joel Amey is gearing up for another visit to Australia, this time with a new album, The Clearing, under his belt. The band's relentless touring schedule and their unique sound have made them a favorite among fans, and Amey is excited to bring their music to Perth once again.
In an interview, Amey discusses the band's evolution, their latest album, and their collaboration with Harry Styles. He highlights the band's growth since their emergence in 2013, emphasizing their experimentation and the excitement they feel about their new directions. Amey also mentions the band's recent collaboration with Harry Styles, where they opened for him in Hamburg and Ellie Rowsell contributed backing vocals to his album, Kiss All The Time. This collaboration showcases the band's versatility and their willingness to explore different musical landscapes.
One of the most intriguing aspects of Wolf Alice's music is their ability to balance softer, slower songs with their more aggressive, festival-ready tracks. Amey acknowledges the importance of a diverse set list and the band's willingness to adapt to their audience's preferences. The song 'Leaning Against The Wall' is a testament to this, as fans have shown a strong appreciation for its unique style.
The band's latest album, The Clearing, has been a significant step forward in their musical journey. Amey describes it as their most experimental work to date, showcasing their growth and evolution as a band. The album's cohesiveness and sonic choices are a testament to the band's artistic vision and their desire to push boundaries.
Despite their success and recognition, Wolf Alice remains grounded and grateful for the opportunity to travel and create music together. Amey's humility and appreciation for the band's journey are evident in his words, as he reflects on their growth from teenagers to a globally recognized band. This perspective adds a layer of depth to their success, reminding us of the human element behind the music.
As Wolf Alice prepares for their upcoming shows in Australia, including a headline tour and a performance at the Ice Cream Factory in Perth, fans can expect an immersive and dynamic experience. The band's ability to connect with their audience and their commitment to pushing musical boundaries make them a force to be reckoned with in the industry. With their latest album and continued evolution, Wolf Alice is poised to leave a lasting impact on the music scene, both in Australia and beyond.
