Good question and one very wicked upload.  A definite favorite to date.

An absolute gem lads. Can't wait to see it live

The Pale - What Would The Smiths Do?
(Devereux/Wearen/Flynn/O`Shea/O`Brien/O`Grady)

The Pale - What Would The Smiths Do? (Alternative Version No.1)
(Devereux/Wearen/Flynn/O`Shea/O`Brien/O`Grady)

The Pale - What Would The Smiths Do? (Alternative Version No.2)
(Devereux/Wearen/Flynn/O`Shea/O`Brien/O`Grady)

Vocals By Matthew Devereux
Mandolin/Keyboards/Backing Vocals By Shane Wearen
Guitar/Keyboards/Backing Vocals By David O`Shea
Bass/Keyboards By Darren Flynn
Keyboards/Backing Vocals by Andy O`Brien
Saxophone By Robbie O`Brien
Drums By Aidan O`Grady

Engineered By Michael Cronin At Transmission Studios
Mixed And Mastered By Darren Flynn
Alternative Version No.1 By Darren Flynn
Alternative Version No.2 By David O`Shea
Produced By The Pale

Cover Photo From The Wiltshire Collection Image
Courtesy Of The National Library of Ireland

Cover Design By Declan O`Brien
All Words By Matthew Devereux

This Record Is Dedicated To The Richie And Richie Show 
And Everyone From The Much Missed Phantom FM.

www.thepale.ie



Buy "WWTSD" 

What Would The Smiths Do?

The Pale started life in Dublin's Northside in the early 90's but drew their influences from far beyond. For some they are best remembered for their hits 'Butterfly' and 'Dogs with no tails'. But that is only the tip of the iceberg for a band that has steered clear off the beaten track.
 
Flirtations with chart success, forays into alternative circuses, tours way off the beaten path in Russia, Japan, Eastern Europe and beyond are all par for the course for a band that have refused to be categorised or trade off past glories. 
 
The Pale's  live reputation is hard earned, with sets jumping between indie-pop, reggae, Eastern European folk, all presented with a wry lyrical twist and frenetic energy. Never to be pigeonholed, a Pale gig will see them play dozens of songs drawing from a range of genres. Mandolins and bouzoukis duel with synths and drums, all propelled by their inimitable stage presence and striking musical prowess.

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