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White Horses
2026-08-12T15:40:43.618563 image/svg+xml Matplotlib v3.5.2, https://matplotlib.org/ ROCK 67.0

“White Horses”

Wolf Alice

2025

Columbia


Frank Ude |

Wolf Alice’s “White Horses” is a by-the-numbers rock track that works moderately well as a teaser for their upcoming project.

Wolf Alice is a band, and “White Horses” is the latest pre-release single for their upcoming album, The Clearing, scheduled for release next week.

White Horses
Rock
6.7
Wolf Alice
Show Track Credits
Performance
Wolf Alice
Primary Artist
Ellen Rowsell
Vocals
Joel Amey
Drums, Vocals, Guitar
Joff Oddie
Guitar, Programming
Theo Ellis
Bass
Composition
Ellen Rowsell
Composer, Lyricist
Joel Amey
Composer, Lyricist
Joff Oddie
Composer, Lyricist
Theo Ellis
Composer, Lyricist
Production
Greg Kurstin
Producer, Recording Engineer
Julian Burg
Recording Engineer
Matt Tuggle
Recording Engineer
Matt Wolach
Assistant Mixing Engineer
Kieran Beardmore
Assistant Mixing Engineer
Emily Lazar
Mastering Engineer
Mark "Spike" Stent
Mixing Engineer

Lately, I find constructing “fleshed-out” opinions of songs to be a struggle, and that struggle isn’t helped by pedestrian rock songs like these. The kinds of songs where the effort is there and the track isn’t shitty by any means, but the flow and structure of it all have become so commonplace that it’s almost nauseating to listen to such tracks. That said, I think this latest Wolf Alice is not bad, but I’d be dishonest in saying that I’m “impressed” by it.


Surely, this could just be a case of my “music tastes” not aligning with their style of music, as I’ve heard many positive comments about this track—so much so that I decided to dedicate a full review to it. If you like early-evening dive-bar rock music, you’re in for a delight with this one. I’m sure this would be a crowd-pleaser in the Wolf Alice fan club as well. For me, however, it’s just a tame rock snog.