PALE SAINTS - The Comforts of Madness LP post-punk After a few years of

After a few years of relative silence Atlanta’s main purveyors of mean and lean punk

quite a lot of great songs have gone undiscovered for nearly half a decade

leaping from stone to leaf to puddle in a unique

forming a garage band with The Black Lips’ Cole Alexander to singing back-up for Cee Lo Green

PALE SAINTS - The Comforts of Madness LP post-punk After a few years ofTowards the end of the 80s Pale Saints, from Leeds, were part of a new movement in British indie known as shoegaze. Bands such as Ride, Slowdive and 4AD labelmates, Lush joined them in their quest, and would ultimately become better known. Perhaps Pale Saints are due a resurgence, like the bands that they broke through with initially have enjoyed of late. This debut, originally released in 1990, is a bit of classic.