Let You Down - The Pale White: Track Review

'Let you Down' is the latest single from Newcastle based indie-rock band: The Pale White. Previously known as Sun Dance, the group have become one of the most popular bands in the area, attracting large crowds and supporting bands such as: Baby Strange, Lisbon and The Subways.

The track opens with a bold, beefy guitar riff, reinforced by a rich bass line and Hope's suave vocals, encompassing the listener into a gritty, indie-rock sound. Punchy, harmonised vocals belt out the catchy chorus of: 'Would I let you down, let you down, let you down....'. The bridges of said chorus are embellished with intricate and engaging licks and as the song progresses, they conclude with ballsy solos that will sate audiences of all tastes and sizes. The foundations of this track are simple; akin to some of the earlier material by the Arctic Monkeys; however the song is elevated by these gorgeous moments of guitar solos and ebullient drums, highlighting the bands apparent and profound technical skill.

The band are launching the single tonight at Jumping Jack's in Newcastle (gig venue attached to the Dog and Parrot pub) with a sold out gig, with support from HAZELS and The Old Pink House. They're also supporting Maximo Park on July 31st at Newcastle's Time Square. Furthermore the band have been scouted by Primary Talent International, an agency that has worked with the likes of: Wolf Alice, Alt-J and The 1975.
So, without a shadow of a doubt, the future is looking incredibly promising for this dynamic trio.

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