Wolf People

The brainchild of singer and guitarist Jack port Clear, Wolf People were only available in 2005 when Clear recorded a demonstration album in the British town of Bedford. Called after the kids’s book Small Jacko as well as the Wolf People, the music group is normally a throwback towards the bluesy psychedelia of Dark Sabbath, Cream, Visitors, and early Jethro Tull and Fairport Convention, tackling the noises of days gone by with some sort of nostalgic reverence. To complete the lineup, Clear recruited drummer Tom Watt, guitarist Joe Hollick, and bassist Dan Davies. The music group released several singles and EPs before tugging off a tiny coup on the far side of the pond, getting the first British isles music group to sign towards the indie label Jagjaguwar. Wolf People acquired a active release year this year 2010, placing out both Tidings collection and their first genuine album, Steeple. The greater theatrical and psych-touched sophomore record Fain found its way to 2013, implemented in 2016 with the aptly called Ruins, a fuzzed-out and heady group of ruminations on character reclaiming the property.