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White Lies

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White Lies

Groupb. 2008 · Ealing, United Kingdom, United Kingdom

post-punkindie rockalternative rock

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Bio

White Lies are a British post-punk band formed in Ealing, London, in February 2008. The group consists of Harry McVeigh (vocals, guitar), Charles Cave (bass, backing vocals), and Jack Lawrence-Brown (drums). Their sound is characterized by dark, atmospheric guitar lines and introspective lyrics, drawing comparisons to 1980s post-punk acts such as Joy Division and Echo & the Bunnymen. The band gained early attention with their 2009 debut album To Lose My Life…, which reached the UK top-five and spawned singles including “Death” and “To Lose My Life.” Subsequent releases such as Ritual (2011), Big TV (2013), and Five (2019) have continued to explore themes of love, loss, and mortality while maintaining a cinematic, synth-tinged production style.

Popular tracks

  1. 1
    Farewell To The Fairground cover art

    Farewell To The Fairground

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    4:17
  2. 2
    Death cover art

    Death

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    5:01
  3. 3
    To Lose My Life cover art

    To Lose My Life

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    3:14
  4. 4
    Big TV cover art

    Big TV

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    5:28
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    Tokyo cover art

    Tokyo

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    4:52
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    There Goes Our Love Again cover art

    There Goes Our Love Again

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    3:36
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    Getting Even cover art

    Getting Even

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    4:57
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    As I Try Not To Fall Apart cover art

    As I Try Not To Fall Apart

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    4:59
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    Unfinished Business cover art

    Unfinished Business

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    4:19
  10. 10
    Seventeen cover art

    Seventeen

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    3:24
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    E.S.T. cover art

    E.S.T.

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    5:02
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    Time To Give cover art

    Time To Give

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    7:35

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