Wolf People

Proud of their heritage, both musical and cultural, Wolf People's vision faithfully reflects the myriad environments the Jagjaguwar-signed group move between - the British countryside and various urban centres (Bedford, London and North Yorkshire) -- while offering a universally appreciable set of songs for this age or any other.

Recorded in a converted chicken barn on the grounds of a 17th century Welsh mansion, their debut album 'Steeple' represents the emergence of a fully fledged band from the fragmented, haunted bedroom meanderings of their 'Tidings' singles compilation while maintaining its predecessor's arabesque electric guitars, groove-laden drums and ethereal vocals.

'Steeple' captures a band in metamorphosis, bridging frontman Jack Sharp's earlier solo efforts and the speaker-shearing attack developed in concert over the past four years. Now an accomplished live unit, the quartet have shared stages with the likes of Black Mountain, The Besnard Lakes, Dinosaur Jr, Dungen, Endless Boogie and Wooden Shjips.

Wolf People are Jack Sharp (vocals/guitar), Joe Hollick (guitar), Dan Davies (bass/vocals) and Tom Watt (drums).