The best White Lies albums
9 records, ordered by how much we can tell you about each one — not by chart position.
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To Lose My Life...
2009
This album captures the driving rhythms and synth textures that define White Lies, providing a cohesive experience for new listeners.
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Ritual
2013
Baritone vocals rise over stately post-punk rhythms and synthesizers built for rooms much larger than the songs’ private anxieties.
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The Remixes
2010
White Lies’ brooding post-punk opens onto the dance floor as guest producers recast its anxieties in electronic textures.
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To Lose My Life... Start here
2009
A deep baritone rises through glacial synthesizers and urgent guitars toward choruses built for darkened arenas.
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As I Try Not To Fall Apart
2022
Baritone vocals move through sleek synth-pop rhythms while guitars give the dance floor a distinctly anxious edge.
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Unfinished Business
2009
Funereal post-punk builds into towering choruses beneath Harry McVeigh’s grave baritone.
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Big TV
2013
Towering synthesizers and Harry McVeigh’s solemn baritone turn suburban aspirations into widescreen post-punk drama.
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Friends
2016
Brooding post-punk opens into widescreen synth-pop, with Harry McVeigh’s deep voice carrying romantic unease toward oversized choruses.
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Five
2019
Brooding baritone vocals ride a sweep of synthesizers and guitars toward widescreen choruses.
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Small TV
2013
A vibrant blend of atmospheric layers and emotive vocals that capture the complexities of love and loss in a modern context.