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WU LYF - A Wave That Will Never Break Jane Weaver Expanding the intimate world ofWU LYF the enigmatic Manchester based band release A Wave That Will Never Break, their long awaited second album. Arriving 15 years after their debut Go Tell Fire to the Mountain, the record marks a brand new chapter for the recently reunited band. Produced by Sonic Boom, Recorded between Lisbon and Wales in 2025, A Wave That Will Never Break captures WU LYF sounding as vast and uncompromising as ever, it carries the scale of a sermon delivered at