Alpha Wolf
Australian metalcore band
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| April 5 2024 | Released third studio album 'Half Living Things' through Greyscale Records (GSRCD087), available in CD, digital download, and LP formats. The album charted at number 19 on the Australian charts. |
| January 2024 | Alpha Wolf released the single 'Sucks 2 Suck' featuring Ice-T, which is the second single from their third studio album 'Half Living Things'. |
| 2023 | Released Lo-Fi Remix of '60cm of Steel' featuring Mik on the album Shh, and single 'Bring Back the Noise' from Half Living Things |
| March 31 2023 | Released extended play 'Shh' through Greyscale Records and SharpTone Records as a music download. |
| March 31 2023 | Alpha Wolf released the EP Shh, continuing their series of musical releases. |
| August 15 2022 | Released split extended play 'The Lost & the Longing' in collaboration with Holding Absence, distributed through Greyscale Records and SharpTone Records as a music download. |
| January 6 2022 | Sexual assault charges against former lead vocalist Aidan Ellaz were struck out due to lack of evidence. |
| 2021 | Released Lo-Fi Remix of 'Bleed 4 You' featuring Mik on the album Shh |
| September 25 2020 | The band released their second studio album, A Quiet Place to Die. |
| 2019 | Released 'Sub-Zero' single from the album Fault |
| April 2019 | Alpha Wolf released their Fault EP, with guitarist Sabian Lynch describing it as a vulnerable exploration of personal growth and honest songwriting. |
| April 19 2019 | Released extended play 'Fault' through Greyscale Records (GSRCD014), distributed on CD, LP, and streaming services. |
| 2018 | Alpha Wolf released two singles: 'Black Mamba' as a non-album single and 'No Name' from the album Fault |
| June 2018 | Lochie Keogh and Mitch Fogarty were announced as new band members, joining Alpha Wolf following Aidan Ellaz's departure. |
| February 9 2018 | MusicFeeds reported that lead vocalist Aidan Ellaz was removed from the band due to sexual assault allegations. |
| 2017 | Jackson Arnold departs from the band's drums position. |
| July 14 2017 | Released debut studio album 'Mono' through Greyscale Records (GSRCD005), available on CD, digital download, and streaming platforms. The album peaked at number 29 on the Australian charts. |
| 2016 | Further lineup changes occur: John Arnold moves from lead vocals to bass and backing vocals, Aidan Ellaz becomes the new lead vocalist, and Scottie Simpson joins on bass. |
| 2015 | Band undergoes lineup changes: Sabian Lynch transitions from rhythm to lead guitar, and Lloyd Hornidge joins as lead guitarist. Hayden Dargavel leaves the bass position. |
| June 9 2014 | Released debut extended play 'Origin' through Alpha Wolf's own label (ALP002), available on CD, digital download, and streaming platforms. |
| 2013 | Band formed with initial lineup including Sabian Lynch on rhythm guitar, John Arnold on lead vocals, Hayden Dargavel on bass, and Jackson Arnold on drums. |
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