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Wolf People
Wolf People formed in London with Jack Sharp on guitar and vocals, Joe Head on drums, Dan Davies on bass, and Jamie Doe handling guitar and keyboards. Their...
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Wolf People formed in London with Jack Sharp on guitar and vocals, Joe Head on drums, Dan Davies on bass, and Jamie Doe handling guitar and keyboards. Their first album Tidings came out in 2010, followed by Fain in 2013 and Ruins in 2016. The 2018 album October Fires included the title track that became one of their better-known songs.
Their sound pulls from psychedelic folk and experimental rock, though they've avoided fitting neatly into any single category. The band has kept a fairly steady lineup and release schedule, putting out Black & Endless Night in 2021 after the October Fires material.
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