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Albumism’s 100 Best Albums of 2021 | #3: Wolf Alice’s ‘Blue Weekend’

December 7, 2021 Albumism Staff

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#3 | Wolf Alice | Blue Weekend
Dirty Hit/RCA | Buy via Official Store

According to Justin Chadwick: “Competent, confident and captivating, Wolf Alice’s absorbing third LP showcases their penchant and passion for stretching their sound while further solidifying their distinctive musical identity. If there’s any justice in this world, Blue Weekend will be the album that finally convinces audiences outside of the UK—and specifically here, stateside—of their brilliance. In my review of Blue Weekend’s precursor Visions Of A Life (2017), I suggested that ‘Wolf Alice is a young band arguably still years away from the peak of their musical powers.’ With Blue Weekend, they’ve taken one giant step forward toward achieving this pinnacle and are unequivocally becoming masters of their craft before our eyes and ears.” [Read the Full Review]

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