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The Pale White

Newcastle indie rock power trio the Pale White produce a raw, distorted, pounding, and yet melodic racket that harks back to the late-'90s/early-2000s era of alternative rock.Formed in 2016 by brothers Adam and Jack Hope (guitar/vocals and drums, respectively) and bassist Tom Booth, they were influenced by Nirvana, Pixies, the Black Keys, Interpol, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, and Queens of the Stone Age. After unsuccessfully trying out several potential fourth members, they decided their chemistry was best as a trio and opted to stick with that format. Rehearsing and gigging locally, they released a few tracks online and bagged support slots with Band of Skulls and Maximo Park before issuing their eponymous debut EP in 2017 on Ignition Records. That year they also played Glastonbury on the BBC Introducing stage. 2018 brought their second EP, Take Me to the Strange. They solidified their reputation as a live act with a U.K. tour with Twin Atlantic and a European tour with fellow Geordie Sam Fender. Their debut full-length album, Infinite Pleasure, was finished during 2020's COVID-19 lockdown and released in April 2021. The band issued their third EP, A New Breed, in late 2023, after a return to live shows throughout the year, while 2024 saw them on tour with the Pixies for their biggest shows to date. The band returned to the studio for their sophomore album, opting instead for a more melancholic, introspective sound. The resulting The Big Sad was issued in April 2025. Just a year later, the Pale White returned with their third album, Inanimate Objects of the 21st Century. The album, which dealt with technology and its rapid advancements, saw them return to the anthemic, loud indie rock of their earlier work.
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