Wolf

An ordinary high school student discovers that his family has an unusual pedigree when he finds himself turning into a werewolf.

Humphrey van Weyden, a writer, and fugitives Ruth Webster and George Leach have been given refuge aboard the sealer "Ghost," captained by the cruel Wolf Larsen. The crew mutinies against Larsen's many crimes, and though van Weyden, Ruth, and George try to escape Larsen's clutches, they find themselves drawn inexorably back to him as the "Ghost" sails toward disaster.

In an undefined time, the environment has been totally destroyed and now the water is contaminated and the animals have been burned. Georges Laurent travels with his wife Anne Laurent, their teenage daughter Eva and their son Ben from the city to their cabin in the countryside. On arrival, they find that intruders have broken into the house, and one stranger kills George. Anne, Eva and Ben wander through the village asking for shelter and supplies from their acquaintances, but they refuse to help them. They reach an abandoned barn and spend the night inside. The next morning, they meet a teenage boy and they walk together to a train station, where they find other survivors. Together, they wait for the train, expecting to go to a better place in the middle of the chaos.

Wolf Alice coming with their Sophomore album entitled Visions Of A Life, which is set for release September 29th, 2017 via Dirty Hit/RCA Records. Their previous single "Moaning Lisa Smile" was nominated for a 2016 GRAMMY Award Nomination for Best Rock Performance and was a Top 10 single at Alternative radio. Wolf Alice has been named one of Billboard Magazine's Artists to Watch, as well as one of Rolling Stone's 10 New Artists You Need to Know.

2015 finds Mt. Wolf unmistakeably revitalised, re-focused, and ripe for success once more after a turbulent time following the departure of singer Kate Sproule.

Alexander Armstrong returns to narration in three popular classical works for children. Peter and the Wolf, Op. 67 (1936) is a 'symphonic fairy tale for children' by Sergei Prokofiev.

It’s been just two years since the release of Wolf Alice‘s debut album ‘My Love Is Cool‘. They’ve kept busy, starting the Bands 4 Refugees movement and contributing to the Ghostbusters soundtrack last year – but they’ve also found time to write and record a new album, and we’ve already heard the first new music from it, ‘Yuk Foo’.