The discography of English singer-songwriter Patrick Wolf contains seven studio albums, twelve singles and four extended plays.
Studio albums Title Album details Peak chart positionsUKAUTUSHeat. Lycanthropy Released: 28 July 2003 Label: Tomlab Formats: CD, digital download, LP — — — Wind in the Wires Released: 2 February 2005 Label: Tomlab Formats: CD, digital download, LP — — — The Magic Position Released: 26 February 2007 Label: Loog Formats: CD, digital download, LP 46 — — The Bachelor Released: 1 June 2009 Label: Bloody Chamber Music Formats: CD, digital download, LP 49 — — Lupercalia Released: 20 June 2011 Label: Mercury Formats: CD, digital download, LP 37 47 — Sundark and Riverlight Released: 15 October 2012 Label: Bloody Chamber Music Formats: CD, digital download, LP — — — Crying the Neck Released: 25 April 2025 Label: Apport, Virgin Music Formats: CD digital download, LP — — — "—" denotes album that did not chart or was not released
Extended plays Title EP details The Patrick Wolf EPReleased: 11 November 2002 Label: Faith and Industry The Spinster EPReleased: 1 June 2009 Label: Bloody Chamber Music Lemuralia EPReleased: 20 June 2011 Label: Hideout Brumalia EPReleased: 4 December 2011 Label: Mercury The Night Safari EPReleased: 14 April 2023 Label: Apport
Singles Single Year Peak AlbumUK "The Libertine" 2005 67 Wind in the Wires "Wind in the Wires" 123 "Tristan" 129 "Accident & Emergency"2006 79 The Magic Position "Bluebells" 2007 — "The Magic Position" 69 "Vulture" 2009 — The Bachelor "Hard Times" — "Damaris" — "Time of My Life" 2010 — Lupercalia "The City"2011 195 "House" — "Together" — "—" denotes singles that did not chart
Music videos Year Title Director 2003 "To the Lighthouse" Ingrid Z 2005 "The Libertine" Pil and Galia Kollectiv "Wind in the Wires" "Tristan" Paul Gore 2006 "Accident & Emergency" Maria Mochnacz 2007 "Bluebells" Jaron Albertin "The Magic Position"2009 "Vulture" Patrick Wolf "Hard Times" Ace Norton "Damaris" Patrick Wolf2011 "The City" Kinga Burza "Time of My Life" Patrick Wolf/William Pollock "House" Andy Bruntel "The Falcons" Norioko Okaku "Together" Mattias Johannson
Other appearances Covered Kate Bush's Army Dreamers for Buffetlibre's Amnesty project "Army of Me" (Army of Klaus remix) on Army of Me: Remixes and Covers, album of remixes and covers of the song "Army of Me" by Björk Collaborated with Bishi for her album Nights at the Circus The track "Careless Talk" from the soundtrack to the film The Edge of Love Guest vocals on "On Sussex Downs" by Larrikin Love "This Joke Sport Severed" (Patrick Wolf's Love Letter to Richey Remix) on Journal for Plague Lovers Remix album by Manic Street Preachers Covered The Beach Boys' "I Just Wasn't Made for These Times".
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