London-based duo, Oh Wonder, will release their next album, Ultralife, on July 14. Josephine Vander Gucht and Anthony West took an unconventional approach to their self-titled first album, releasing a song a month and eventually compiling the tunes together. The origins of Oh Wonder are equally unassuming — the group didn’t even picture themselves starting out as a band. “We’ve never pushed this project,” says Vander Gucht. “It has always felt like it’s pulling us along. We initially put our songs on Soundcloud hoping to pitch them to other artists. What happened next surprised us as much as anyone.” Even the upcoming sophomore album was recorded in their own home studio in Brockley, and completely self-produced by Vander Gucht and West.

Our album is out in 11 days and we are mad excited about it!! Have you pre-ordered got your copy of ULTRALIFE yet? https://t.co/kfXillewbN pic.twitter.com/zOSkpqFXk9

— Oh Wonder (@OhWonderMusic) July 3, 2017

The alt-pop group have already begun introducing the album through releases of several singles. Oh Wonder dropped their newest single, 'High On Humans' on 29 June, complete with a fun, quirky music video.

Oh Wonder was in Dublin just last weekend, supporting Walking On Cars at their biggest headline show in the RHK. The duo will return to play at The Academy on November 1.

So happy to announce a show in Dublin at @academydublin on November 1st! Tickets go on sale this Friday at 9am! ??☘️? pic.twitter.com/gqaRuzk71G

— Oh Wonder (@OhWonderMusic) June 27, 2017

Pre-order Ultralife here