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The Pale White – return to announce sophomore album ‘The Big Sad’ | New single ‘Lost In The Moment’ out now

Newcastle alt-rock trio The Pale White return to announce their second album ‘The Big Sad’, due for release on 18th April 2025 via End of the Wall Recordings. The announcement also comes alongside a brand new single ‘Lost In The Moment’,

Back in 2025 with their debut release from the imminent new album ‘The Big Sad’, new single ‘Lost In The Moment’ sails in with anticipation which erupts into an exciting cacophony of high impact guitar riffs. Moving through waves of intricate textures established with a driving bassline, tubular bells and often hypnotic vocals, the track captures the captivating feeling of those nostalgic moments where time stands still.

Speaking on new single ‘Lost in The Moment’, frontman Adam Hope says, “A special song to me. It’s about the feeling, or lack thereof, which suddenly washes over you when you least expect it. A certain type of numbness, not necessarily tied to anything good, or bad. Perhaps it’s a captivation of something beautiful, or maybe it could be the type of melancholy in the pit of your stomach when reminiscing and romanticising the past. Whatever it may be, time freezes and you’re neither here nor there… just for a moment.

stream here.

The Big Sad: an album born from the ashes of dark times, but representing a beacon of light for the future. An album of honesty and purity, one that our current fanbase sonically may not be expecting. The sound of a band that got tired of slamming on the fuzz pedal to tick the ‘rock’ box and dares to try something new, dares to shock, dares to be great.”


‘THE BIG SAD’ TRACKLIST

Lost In The Moment
Final Exit
Woolly Thunder
I’m Sorry (This Time)
January, Please
Preparing For The Big Sad
There’s An Echo
Real Again
Trapped In The Vacuum
Interlude
Nostradamus
My Abacus
The Big Sad

pre-order / save here.

THE PALE WHITE Headline Tour:
06 March: Deaf Institute, Manchester
07 March: King Tut’s, Glasgow
08 March: Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
10 March: Dead Wax, Birmingham
11 March: Louisiana, Bristol [SOLD OUT]
13 March: Green Door Store, Brighton
14 March: Oslo, London
15 March: Northumbria Uni, Newcastle
21 March: The Workman’s Club, Dublin
22 March: Limelight 2, Belfast

TICKETS HERE

Ian Mc Donnell

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