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Wolf Alice Unveil B-Movie Inspired 'You're a Germ' Video WOLF ALICE UNVEIL B-MOVIE INSPIRED ‘YOU’RE A GERM’ VIDEO PREMIERED TODAY ON THE FADER ! Wolf Alice have premiered their new music video for their track ‘You’re A Germ’ today via The Fader. WATCH HERE. Directed by Chris Grieder and inspired by b-movie and early grindhouse films, the clip captures the song’s whispered menace and the band’s effervescent personalities from the off; seeing the quartet alone in a wooden cabin, planning their survival routes out of various horror clichés. Wolf Alice stated, “We are big fans of horror movies; terrified of them no doubt, but massive fans all the same. We always buy one on the road to watch together on long drives. We have figured out who will die first in the zombie apocalypse that is undoubtedly gonna happen. Joff can do a brilliant leather face from Texas chainsaw massacre impression and it was only a matter of time before we made our own.” Their stunning debut album, My Love Is Cool, is racking up acclaim across the globe with NPR saying, Wolf Alice is a band (…) whose crunchy, decidedly rock-oriented reinvention is steadfastly unthreatened by a catchy pop melody, a sweet, thoughtful harmony or an earworm bridge and chorus.” The London quartet recently performed their rousing first single “Moaning Lisa Smile” on The Late Late Show with James Corden (LINK), and on CONAN earlier this summer (LINK). Wolf Alice’s new US single “Bros” (VIDEO LINK) is about to impact Alternative Radio and the band is poised to return to the US in late September for their nearly sold out headlining tour which includes a stop at Austin City Limits in October. For a full list of live dates, see below. My Love is Cool is out now on Dirty Hit Records / RCA Records AMAZON | ITUNES | SPOTIFY | GOOGLE PLAY Wolf Alice are: Ellie Rowsell, Joff Oddie, Theo Ellis, Joel Amey www.wolfalice.co.uk Catch Wolf Alice at the following live dates: * w/ Drenge & Made Violent as support AUGUST 26 - Openair Festival - Zurich, SUI 28 - Rock En Seine - Paris, FRA 29 - Reading Festival, UK 30 – Leeds Festival, UK SEPTEMBER 05 - Jersey Live - Jersey, Jersey 12 - Dcode Festival - Madrid, ES 13 - Lollapalooza - Berlin, DE 16 - Bristol Academy * [SOLD-OUT] 17 - Birmingham Institute * [SOLD-OUT] 19 - Glasgow ABC * [SOLD-OUT] 21 - Newcastle University * 22 - Sheffield Plug * [SOLD-OUT] 23 - Southampton Guildhall * 25 - Manchester Albert Hall * [SOLD-OUT] 26 - London Brixton Academy * [SOLD-OUT] 29 - The Met - Providence, RI, USA * 30- Trocadero Theater, Philadelphia, PA OCTOBER 1 - U Street Music Hal - Washington, DC, USA* 2 - Warsaw - Brooklyn, NY, USA * 3 - Adelaide Hall - Toronto, ON, Canada * 5 - First Avenue - Minneapolis, MN, USA * 6 - Lincoln Hall - Chicago, IL, USA * 9 - Austin City Limits - Austin, TX, USA 11 - Valley Bar - Phoenix, AZ, USA * 12 - The Irenic - San Diego, CA, USA * 13 - The Fonda Theatre - Los Angeles, CA, USA * 15 - The Chapel - San Francisco, CA, USA * 18 - Trees - Dallas, TX, USA NOVEMBER 12 – Lille, France, Grand Mix (Inrocks Festival 2015) 13 - Paris, France, La Cigale 14- Nantes, France, Stereolux 16 – Toulouse, France, Bikini (Inrocks Festival 2015) 18 - Botanique / Rotonde - Brussels, Belgium 19 - Luxor - Cologne, Germany 20 - Lido - Berlin, Germany 22 - Taubchenthal Club - Leipzig, Germany 23 - Uebel & Gefaehrich - Hamburg, Germany 24 - Bitterzoet - Amsterdam, Holland [SOLD-OUT] Tickets available now from http://wolfalice.co.uk/live For more information on Wolf Alice, please contact: RCA RECORDS Jamie Abzug – 310-272-2620 [email protected] .
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