Reviews have said of new single 'Night Club Fight Song':

Carl Thien, Gullbuy. Jan 2006 "Both songs on this single are top notch, and this band is ready for travel."

Unpeeled Magazine Jan 2006. "Earnest and heartfelt"

Get Rhythm Dec 2005 "Nightclub Fight Song/Duplicity' (100-only self-released CD) is a cracking single. It fizzes and bursts early 90's American indie-pop, Naive but confident, stumbling but accomplished. Like a well groomed Sebadoh enjoying a night out following a successful sex-change'

This single is released as a prelude to the band going into the studio to record their first full album.

Our first single, 'Show of Hands' released on our own label, 'Pinch Records', received airplay across the U.K., France, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, and college radio stations in the U.S. This included airplay on Steve Lamacq's Radio 6 show. Previous recordings by the band have also been played by John Peel.

The band undertook a successful small tour of Spain in October 2016 on the back of their airplay in Girona and Barcelona . We returned in October 2005 to play at the Fires de Sant Narcis festival in Girona, playing to 8,000 people.

Reviewers have linked the Pale Man Made sound to Brix Smith-era Fall, Joy Division, a northern english version of Pretty Girls Make Graves, and the Pixies. Other reviewers have said:

November 2016, BBC Tees
'Unique, interesting and nonchalantly cool, Pale Man Made are a force to be reckoned with'

February 2016 Punk Planet Magazine:
'Quick drumbeats, a sprawling guitar, driven bass and overlapping boy-girl vocals make this short EP (three tracks) a delight to experience. Track two, "Winning Streak", wins the race with great energy."

November 2015 Logo Magazine
'All hail the indefinable band, the band that gets better with every hearing, the band we should be hearing a lot more from'

31 May 2006