Palace

About

Palace, the London-based indie rock trio, has carved a niche for themselves with their ethereal soundscapes and introspective lyricism. Blending the raw energy of alternative rock with the dreamy textures of shoegaze, their music feels like a journey through both the chaos and serenity of modern life. Drawing inspiration from bands like Radiohead and Fleetwood Mac, Palace’s sound is a delicate balance of haunting melodies and anthemic crescendos, anchored by Leo Wyndham’s emotive vocals. Since their formation in 2014, Palace has steadily risen through the ranks of the indie scene. Their debut EP, *Lost in the Night* (2014), introduced their signature atmospheric sound, while their 2016 debut album, *So Long Forever*, solidified their reputation as one of the UK’s most promising acts. Tracks like “Bitter” and “Live Well” became instant classics, resonating with fans worldwide. Their sophomore album, *Life After* (2019), further showcased their evolution, blending lush production with deeply personal storytelling. Palace’s cultural impact lies in their ability to capture the zeitgeist of a generation grappling with love, loss, and self-discovery. Their music feels timeless yet distinctly contemporary, a testament to their unique artistic identity. Collaborations with artists like Bonobo and appearances at major festivals like Glastonbury have only amplified their reach. Currently, Palace is working on new material, teasing fans with cryptic social media posts and live performances of unreleased tracks. With their third album on the horizon, the trio continues to push boundaries, proving that their artistry is as boundless as the emotions they evoke.