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Track List
01) Eighteen
02) There's a Honey
03) Noises
04) Came In Close
05) Loveless Girl
06) Drive
07) When Did I Lose It All?
08) She
09) One More Time
10) Television Romance
11) Red
12) Kiss
13) Black
14) Karl (I Wonder What It's Like to Die)
01) Eighteen
02) There's a Honey
03) Noises
04) Came In Close
05) Loveless Girl
06) Drive
07) When Did I Lose It All?
08) She
09) One More Time
10) Television Romance
11) Red
12) Kiss
13) Black
14) Karl (I Wonder What It's Like to Die)
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First Released
2018
Indie Pop
Good Natured
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My Mind Makes Noises" is the debut studio album from the English indie pop band Pale Waves. It was released on 14 September 2018 through Dirty Hit and Interscope.
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Some of the album’s grittiest and most intoxicating moments occur when the band reflect on love in different ways. ‘Noises’, the album’s stand out moment, is a stark window into lead singer Heather Baron-Gracie’s mind (“I feel like I’m slowly losing myself / I’m afraid that I need help”) but, instead of sounding fatalistic, acts as a message of self-preservation and understanding who you are. The album’s closer, ‘Karl (I Wonder What It’s Like To Die)’, tackles, with deft maturity, the process of grieving a loved one.
Given that it documents a romantic life that’s apparently hurtling out of control, ‘My Mind Makes Noises’ makes for a remarkably trim and measured collection of songs. Both hands are on the wheel, and this album will crank things up a gear for Pale Waves.
Reviewed by Thomas Smith for nme.com.
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My Mind Makes Noises" is the debut studio album from the English indie pop band Pale Waves. It was released on 14 September 2018 through Dirty Hit and Interscope.
User Album Review
Some of the album’s grittiest and most intoxicating moments occur when the band reflect on love in different ways. ‘Noises’, the album’s stand out moment, is a stark window into lead singer Heather Baron-Gracie’s mind (“I feel like I’m slowly losing myself / I’m afraid that I need help”) but, instead of sounding fatalistic, acts as a message of self-preservation and understanding who you are. The album’s closer, ‘Karl (I Wonder What It’s Like To Die)’, tackles, with deft maturity, the process of grieving a loved one.
Given that it documents a romantic life that’s apparently hurtling out of control, ‘My Mind Makes Noises’ makes for a remarkably trim and measured collection of songs. Both hands are on the wheel, and this album will crank things up a gear for Pale Waves.
Reviewed by Thomas Smith for nme.com.
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