Pale Grey now looks to the future with their third album, It Feels Like I Always Knew You. At the crossroads of electronica, dream pop and hip-hop abstractions, Pale Grey crafts a singular sonic universe.
Alongside producer Ash Workman (Metronomy, Christine and the Queens, Baxter Dury), the new album takes us into the heart of daily life. To embody the themes expressed in their songs, Pale Grey pairs music with imagery. The album includes 12 tracks, each named after a character whose life that the band imagined, and structured like a bus journey where the band meets 12 individuals and imagines their lives. Listen below and check the first announced gigs as follows.
19/02/2025 Paradiso – Amsterdam – NL
21/03/2025 Reflektor – Liège – BE
11/04/2025 The Waiting Room – London – UK
13/04/2025 The Cavern – Exeter – UK
19/04/2025 La Scène – Malmedy – BE
01/05/2025 Magazinkeller – Bremen – DE
08/05/2025 La Boule Noire – Paris – FR

![[Video]: Modeselektor and Kabeaushé – “IWULDLYK”](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Screenshot20260911at141632_18e8-218x150.png)
![[Video]: Keaton Henson – “Prayer” (Version)](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/unnamed-2026-10-21T213930.345-218x150.jpg)
![[Streaming]: Mayo Thompson – “K-Pook”](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/unnamed-2026-10-05T221406.082-218x150.jpg)
![[Streaming]: Mynolia – “Take the Mountain By Surprise”](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/unnamed-2026-10-19T220934.077-218x150.jpg)
![[Album Streaming]: Ian Hawgood – “all these places, together”](https://www.sonofmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Ian-Hawgood2-218x150.jpg)
