Released on June 1, the first part in the series, entitled The Bachelor, tackles the pains and spells of depression the 25-year-old suffered touring in recent years. It acts as a precursor to The Conqueror, to be released at a later date, and shall feature contributions from such musical alumni as Eliza Carthy, Thomas Bloch, Alec Empire, Matthew Herbert and Tilda Swinton, the latter appearing as the "voice of hope" on the record (more here).
The Bachelor runs as follows:
"Kriegsspiel (Wargames)"
"Hard Times"
"Oblivion"
"The Bachelor"
"Damaris"
"Thickets"
"Count Of Casualty"
"Who Will?"
"Vulture"
"Blackdown"
"The Sun Is Often Out"
"Theseus"
"Battle"
"The Messenger"
As well as a small tour in March, on general sale from today after a week of being available exclusively to Bandstocks holders and listed below, we shall also be announcing Wolf's May UK tour in coming weeks.
March
8 Colchester Arts Centre
9 Glouchester Guildhall
10 Cambridge Junction
12 London Heaven SOLD OUT
13 London KOKO
For tickets to these dates, head HERE.
Head HERE and find out more about supporting Patrick and Battle.
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