Wu Lyf

English music group known for the 2011 debut album Go Tell Fire to the Mountain; self-described as 'Heavy Pop', notable for a reticent, self-managed approach and organ-driven, chant-like songs.

Self-described 'Heavy Pop'; name stands for World Unite! Lucifer Youth Foundation (pronounced 'Woo Life'); debut album Go Tell Fire to the Mountain (2011) is self-produced and noted for slurred/overdubbed vocals, organ textures, tribal rhythms and anthem-like choruses. Review comparisons mentioned Explosions in the Sky, Wolf Parade, Built to Spill, Swans and Happy Mondays.

DeBaser hosts a single detailed review praising Wu Lyf's 2011 debut Go Tell Fire to the Mountain. The review highlights the band's self-described 'Heavy Pop' label, slurred/overdubbed arena-style vocals, organ textures and tribal rhythms. The record is seen as strong overall with a few skippable tracks; notable songs cited include Cave Song and L Y F.

For:Fans of post-rock, art-rock and anthem-driven indie with tribal/arena-style elements.