Although originally from Cornwall, Gnarwolves formed in the later stages of 2011 in Brighton and on 1 December, the band released their debut EP, Fun Club.
[6] Absolute Punk stated that "Chronicles of Gnarnia is not just a measurement of tales over time, but how genuine the band is.
[17] On 14 November 2017, a woman came forward on Twitter accusing Max Weeks of sexually assaulting her at a club in Glasgow whilst they were on tour with The Story So Far in 2013.
[18] The band announced they were going on a break in January 2018, after their final shows in London, where their entire discography was played in full.
Following this bassist Charlie formed a new Brighton based band, High Praise and released their debut EP in June 2019.