Since forming in 2015 as a college art school project, Dream Wife – a name chosen as commentary on society’s objectification of women – have become one of the foremost up-and-coming bands out of the U.K. They have garnered praise for their early releases and their ferocious live shows, which saw them sell out venues across U.K. and Europe, tour the U.S. with the Kills, and play festival stages all over the world. Now the band are gearing up to release Dream Wife on January 26th, 2018 via Lucky Number.

When it comes to their sound, Dream Wife worships at the twin altars of David Bowie and Madonna. A scene unto themselves, their gigs are a riot of handmade props and stage sets that cover everything from space beaches to haunted graveyards, while their finely tuned show is the product of extreme DIY beginnings. It’s the songs too that make the shows, from the fiery fury of “FUU,” to the new wave politico-pop of “Somebody,” and euphoric old school indie hit “Fire.” These are songs in the classic mould – big, beautiful and crazily catchy. And, of course, there’s the three dynamic women at the band’s core. Get ready to fall under Dream Wife’s spell.

PRESS: Features and interviews in The Guardian, NME, DIY, Dork, with reviews expected in the aforementioned, plus Q, MOJO, Uncut, The Times and more. Features forthcoming, Time Out, Beat, The Skinny. More coverage across fashion magazines Vogue, Elle, expected.

“Punk rock trio Dream Wife make music that flips a middle finger to convention.” – The FADER

“Dream Wife‘s most recent singles are two of the most urgent, empowering, and subversive rock jams of 2017” – Gorilla vs. Bear

“a well-oiled machine worthy of the Strokes but performed with the righteous indignation of Bikini Kill…snappy, punk-informed rock ‘n’ roll.” – Stereogum

“why they rule: Astounding musical precision, addictive melodies, and plenty of heart.” – Entertainment Weekly

“Dream Wife offer a soundtrack ripe for a punk Sofia Coppola movie soundtrack” – NYLON