Pure X - Angel

Pure X - AngelThis is the moment where Pure X takes you into a dreamy, sunwashed state of mindAngel is their third fulllength and its bathed in haze, nostalgia and quiet confidence. With standout tracks like Starlight, Valley of Tears and the title cut Angel, youll find riffs shimmering, vocals drifting, and a groove that holds you without letting go. Recorded mostly live in just five days at a centuryold dance hall in Texas, this album captures the band as a

This is the moment where Pure X takes you into a dreamy, sun‑washed state of mind—Angel is their third full‑length and it’s bathed in haze, nostalgia and quiet confidence. With standout tracks like “Starlight,” “Valley of Tears” and the title cut “Angel,” you’ll find riffs shimmering, vocals drifting, and a groove that holds you without letting go.

Recorded mostly live in just five days at a century‑old dance hall in Texas, this album captures the band as a quartet in full bloom—expanding their sonic palette without losing the ethereal core that’s been their hallmark. Guitars glint with vintage glow, basslines are subtle but steady, and the mood stays composed, melodic and purposely slow‑burning.

Tracks like “Fly Away With Me Woman” and “Rain” show how the band leans into texture and atmosphere, layering gentle percussion and washes of sound around Nate Grace’s falsetto in a way that’s both intimate and expansive. Meanwhile, “Make You Want Me” and “White Roses” keep the hooks smart and the mood tender rather than aggressive.

For vinyl lovers and indie‑collectors alike, this pressing is a must‑add. It’s an album that rewards the headphones, the late‑night spin, the deep‑listen when you’re chasing something beyond instant gratification. In short: Angel isn’t just a record—it’s a listening journey.