Newcastle UK alternative rock band, The Pale White, have announced the release of their third studio album Inanimate Objects of the 21st Century. The album will be released on March 27, and is set to be their most expansive yet, with the band returning more defiant than ever. The record blends the anthemic punch of classic rock, with the urgency and edge of modern alternative. This follows the success of their self-titled debut and their introspective sophomore album The Big Sad.
The announcement comes alongside their recently released single ‘Absolute Cinema’, which the bands frontman, Adam Hope, says is a ‘love letter to the big screen’. The track reminds us of how culture and the media has changed in the last few decades, as Hope describes how cinema ‘has become just another inanimate object crying for help as we navigate through this century’. With this, the lead single is a clear nudge to the direction of the album, and the state of the culture we are living in that the record looks to dissect.
Celebrating the release of the new album, The Pale White have also announced their April UK Headline Tour. The tour gives fans a chance to hear the band’s new tracks live, in a limited run of 9 shows across the UK. Tickets are on-sale now.
Presave the album here: https://palewhite.ffm.to/inanimateobjects
Check out the tour here: https://bnds.us/a1tous
Article by Grace
