White Lies approached their seventh album, Night Light, with a fresh method: mastering the songs live before recording them. Inspired by the 1970s live-performance TV show The Midnight Special, the trio rehearsed and refined the tracks together in a room before entering the studio—reversing their usual process. Written largely in McVeigh's London flat with a focus on simplicity and songwriting, the album highlights the band's 17-year musical bond. Produced by Riley McIntyre and mixed by Chris Coady at The Church Studios in London, Night Light was recorded with a live, communal approach, capturing a raw and emotional sound. Featuring contributions from keyboardist Seth Evans as a creative collaborator, the album blends progressive rock, disco, and synth-driven soundscapes. Standout tracks like 'Nothing On Me' and 'All The Best' showcase bold musicianship, while 'Everything Is OK' and 'Juice' reveal deep emotional resonance. The album closes with the pulsating 'In The Middle,' a testament to the band's unity and matured artistry. Now 16 years into their career, White Lies deliver one of their most cohesive and inspired works to date.

• Artist: White Lies
• Format: Audio CD
• Genre: Alternative Rock, Indie & Alternative
• Label: Play It Again Sam
• Producer: Riley McIntyre
• Mixing Engineer: Chris Coady

• Audio: Standard Audio CD

• Packaging: Standard Jewel Case

Formed in 2007, White Lies are a British rock band known for their dark, anthemic sound and emotionally charged lyrics. Following the success of their 2009 debut To Lose My Life, they became one of the UK's most prominent guitar bands, selling out venues like Brixton Academy and Hammersmith Apollo. With extensive global tours, including a sold-out show at Mexico City's 10,000-capacity arena, the band has solidified their international presence. Night Light represents a confident evolution in their sound, reflecting both experience and creative renewal.