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Recent Music articles
08/02/2012
Introducing Metal
Why Not Try Metal? Despite not having a single double bass drum roll within any...
07/02/2012
Live Review: Snow Patrol @ Capital FM Arena, Nottingham 01/02/2012
After the success of their latest album ‘Fallen Empires’, Snow Patrol...
07/02/2012
Album Review: Lana Del Rey – ‘Born to Die’
From the moment that ‘Video Games’ began to go viral this autumn, Lana Del...BBC Nottinghamshire News
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One to Watch: The Twilight Sad
Be the first to Comment... In 2007 The Twilight Sad produced ‘Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters,’ one of the best albums of the year, but it slipped under most people’s radar. Now they are back with ‘Forget the Night Ahead.’ The lead singer’s thick Scottish accent is used in beautiful harmony with a backdrop of hazy noise and distortion which suddenly sucks you into a world where night and day are opposites. The music acts as a transportation device between you and the surreal and sublime.
The Twilight Sad will be playing at the Bodega on the 24th October. To hear more go to their myspace.
Chris Jones
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