Wolf's Law is the second full-length studio album from Welsh alternative rock band the Joy Formidable.

[1] Writing for Wolf's Law was primarily done on the road during the 12-month period that the band toured in support of their previous record, The Big Roar.

[10] On 22 January 2013, Wolf's Law was released worldwide by Atlantic Records on CD, digital download and limited-edition vinyl.

[19] In a similar statement concerning the album's dynamics, Arnold Pan of Pop Matters commented, "The Joy Formidable proves on Wolf’s Law that it can create grandeur and awe by letting contrast and touch speak volumes more than overpowering brute force can".

Club claiming that "...the most important trick that The Joy Formidable finesses is to take that sense of grandeur and apply it to today’s world, to ordinary people trying to cope with stress and loneliness".

[25] In a somewhat mixed response, Jon Dolan of Rolling Stone expressed, "At times, it feels like they're glue-gunning hot ideas rather than writing fully realized songs, but they've come up with some fine Frankensteins nonetheless".

[30] All tracks are written by Ritzy Bryan and Rhydian Dafydd of the Joy Formidable[31]Wolf's Law album personnel adapted from the CD liner notes.