White Lies - Small TV

Review by Kevin Tessier

Small TV, the latest album from White Lies, is a stunning collection of 10 tracks that showcase the band's growth and evolution. The album features a mix of upbeat and somber tracks, with each song telling a unique story.

From the opening track "The Waves," listeners are immediately drawn into the album's atmospheric and moody sound. The haunting vocals of lead singer Harry McVeigh, combined with the intricate guitar work and driving rhythm section, create a mesmerizing sonic landscape.

Tracks like "Tokyo" and "As I Try Not To Fall Apart" showcase the band's ability to craft catchy, pop-infused tunes without sacrificing their signature dark and brooding sound. Meanwhile, "Fire and Wings" and "Small TV" are more introspective and melancholy, with McVeigh's emotive vocals taking center stage.

Summary by Kevin Tessier

Small TV is a standout album from White Lies, showcasing the band's growth and maturity as musicians. It's a must-listen for any fan of indie rock or post-punk, and a testament to the band's enduring talent and creativity.