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Pale Waves (Music)
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Influences: The Cure, The 1975, The Cranberries, Prince, Alanis Morissette, Avril Lavigne, The ChicksPale Waves are a band from Manchester, United Kingdom, comprising Heather Baron-Gracie (vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards), Ciara Doran (drums, keyboards, synthesisers), Hugo Silvani (lead guitar, keyboards) and Charlie Wood (bass, backing vocals). The band formed in 2014 when Baron-Gracie met Doran while attending university in Manchester, naming the band after a painting by Baron-Gracie’s grandmother. They originally gained attention in the late 2010s in part through their associations with The 1975, with whom they share a label and went on tour, with George Daniel producing their breakthrough singles “There’s A Honey” and “Television Romance”, with the latter’s music video being directed by Matty Healy.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })An eclectic band whose influences include The Cure, Prince, The Cranberries, Alanis Morissette, Avril Lavigne and The Chicks, they initially shared a similar 80s Indie Synth-Pop sound to The 1975, but their subsequent albums shifted sharply into different directions, and their later work is more in the vein of Pop Punk and Alternative Rock. They are also known for their visually striking music videos and strong sense of visual aesthetics, in part held together by Baron-Gracie and Doran being Perky Goths.They also have a strong LGBT fanbase – Baron-Gracie is a lesbian, and much of Who Am I? is about her relationship with her fiancée Kelsi Luck; and Doran is non-binary and currently transitioning. Discography | |
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