Tracklist
House	3:15
Wall Of Sound	2:24
Dying For You	3:03
Always Everywhere	3:04
Chains Of Love	2:50
Out Of Myself	2:20
Open Up	1:27
Seeing Things	2:30
Altars	2:57
Eyes Of The Worlld	3:44
My Reminder	3:33
Funny Mouth	3:34

Inside the Sound of Wuthering Heights

Charli XCX’s Wuthering Heights is a 12-track soundtrack album released on February 13, 2026, alongside Emerald Fennell’s film adaptation of the Emily Brontë novel.

The project leans into gothic atmosphere and cinematic scale. Industrial textures, layered synths, and dramatic string elements shape the record’s tone. “House” featuring John Cale sets a brooding foundation.

“Chains of Love” carries a structured synth-pop pulse within the album’s darker palette. The production prioritizes mood, tension, and immersion. The album functions as a cohesive listening experience and stands as a deliberate expansion of Charli’s artistic range.

Critical Response and Key Themes

Discussion around Wuthering Heights has centered on its ambition and its coherence as a full-length project. Coverage has focused on the album’s tonal commitment and its willingness to operate on atmosphere and narrative weight.

The John Cale collaboration has been treated as a signal of artistic intent and widened scope. Conversation has also emphasized the album’s density and immersive production style, with attention on how it holds up beyond the film context.

In career terms, the release strengthens Charli’s positioning as an artist who can move between pop frameworks and concept-driven work at scale.