[rating=4]
Released December, 2011

Patrick Wolf’s EP Brumalia is a dark hymn to winter.

Somewhere between Patrick Wolf’s last two albums there is a story of the vampiric nature of love, and this EP is the story of that love.

An interview with Patrick Wolf.

Patrick Wolf talks his new albumThe Bachelor, the conflict with record label, Univeral, and taking on homophobes with the aid of the homeless.

When the internet came along the ‘freak’ they wanted to mock they could mock in a very public, Mediaeval English way. I am a big target for a lot of those type of people.

Extra material from the interview with Patrick Wolf.

Patrick Wolf talks collaborations, and what it means to be a performer.

When I changed my name to Wolf I was sixteen. In my early interviews I said I was a werewolf and I was born in a lighthouse on an island.

On the theme of Bachelors and Married Men.

Scott De Buitléir likes the idea of gay marriage both personally and politically.

When I got older, however, and once hormones started kicking in, I still dreamt of getting married and having a family one day. The only difference is that I realised that I’d want to marry a man instead.

[rating=5]
Released on June 1st, 2009

A masterful album from a first-rate storyteller. Wolf is one of the most original singer-songwriters out there.

Wolf’s ability to forge the traditional with the contemporary renders his work with a timeless quality, and The Bachelor is an album which will undoubtedly endure.