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Pale Waves on embracing “heavy distortion and chaos and power” and how The 1975's Matty Healy got them hooked on Vox's coffin-shaped Phantom
Heather Baron-Gracie and Hugo Silvani detail their evolution from a synth-pop sound to high-volume pop-punk with irresistible hooks
From Viking metal to indie disco: here are this week's essential guitar tracks
Close out the week in style with exciting guitar-led tracks from Sylosis, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Amon Amarth, Revocation, Walter Trout, Pale Waves, The Black Angels and more
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Pale Waves: “We wanted to make a more honest record, and that meant bringing guitar to the forefront”
The UK indie-pop outfit reflect on an eventful few years with their six-string-stacked follow-up album, Who Am I?
Pale Waves' Heather Baron-Gracie: "This album is a journey through my emotional growth as a person across the past year"
With album #2, the goth-pop hellions in Pale Waves set their sights on world domination. As for how they’ll achieve it? Well, they’ve got two of the most inescapable drawcards in their clutch: nostalgia, and existential crises.
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