My Love Is Cool

Pitchfork 7.4/10 Wolf Alice have gained attention for their powerful live show and four EPs. Their debut is a tentative coming-of-age story, as guitarist/singer Ellie Rowsell refuses to settle for a single identity.

The Line of Best Fit 8/10 The wild and free will find a home in My Love Is Cool, the debut LP from the London quartet.

Rolling Stone 3.5/5 Check out our album review of Artist's My Love Is Cool on Rolling Stone.com.

DIY 5/5 The flag waving spearhead for a whole bunch of young British bands.

The Skinny 4/5 Five years after Ellie Rowsell formed Wolf Alice, they deliver an invigorating debut whose pop savvy sets it comfortably apart from the schmindie workaday.

Under The Radar 9.0/10 London four-piece Wolf Alice got their name from a 1979 short story by Angela Carter. In the story, a feral child, left in the care of a lonely werewolf, independently becomes aware of her human nature and womanhood, transcending her animalistic origins.

Clash 8/10 Music Review: Wolf Alice - My Love Is Cool

The Observer 3/5 The grungy Londoners do more than wallow in the past on their 90s-friendly debut

The Guardian 4/5 Wolf Alice transcend their influences to make a grungy debut album that has an identity all of its own

The Telegraph 4/5 This spirited debut injects vigour, imagination and personality into a tired indie-rock genre, says Neil McCormick