Home / Music / Wolf Alice's Visions of a Life spans punk fury and dream-popMusic linernotes album music wolf-aliceWolf Alice's Visions of a Life spans punk fury and dream-popThe album moves from the punk blast of “Yuk Foo” into sweeping dream-pop territory — a genre-resistant approach that defines the band’s take on indie rock. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBlue Weekend is Wolf Alice's third studio album, following two earlier recordsBlue Weekend made the Mercury Prize shortlistWolf Alice won the Mercury Prize for Visions of a Life in 2018Wolf Alice's Blue Weekend dropped in 2021 on Dirty HitVisions of a Life was Wolf Alice's second album, out September 2017ExploreAn Electric Storm fused Musique concrète with popThe Roland MC-8 Microcomposer made Yellow Magic Orchestra innovativeGabriel's brief departure strained the Lamb Lies Down sessionsMorphine called their sound 'low rock'Yusef Lateef called his music 'autophysiopsychic'Previous Are You Experienced spent two years on the Billboard chartNext Wolf Alice's Visions of a Life beat Arctic Monkeys and Florence + the Machine for the Mercury Prize