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The Twilight Sad: talk how Robert Smith and “birth, death, illness, uncertainty and self-hatred” shaped their new album

submitted by Nick Jan 23rd 2019 11:00 am (www.nme.com)

The band are currently at Number Five in the midweek chartsThe Twilight Sad, live in New YorkThe Twilight Sad have spoken of how “uncertainty”, the death of friend and Frightened Rabbit Scott Hutchison and the advice of The Cure‘s Robert Smith have led them to where they are now. The Scottish band are currently at Number Five in the midweek charts with their acclaimed fifth album ‘IT WON/T BE LIKE THIS […]The post The Twilight Sad talk how Robert Smith and “birth, death, illness, uncertainty and self-hatred” shaped their new album appeared first on NME.

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The Twilight Sad: – “Sick”

submitted by Nick Oct 5th 2011 04:00 pm (stereogum.com)

The Twilight Sad recently offered their first single, “Kill It In The Morning“, from their upcoming No One Can Ever Know and now here’s their second, “Twin.” Head over to the band’s Soundcloud to hear the surging, angular track. No One Can Ever Know is due February 2011 via FatCat.

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The Twilight Sad: – “Kill It In The Morning”

submitted by Nick Sep 21st 2011 04:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Class of ’06 BTW the Twilight Sad are mere months away from No One Can Ever Know, their third full-length for FatCat Records following 2009′s Forget The Night Ahead and the 2007 debut LP Fourteen Autumns And Fifteen Winters. The band’s touting a “newly keyboard/programming-driven approach,” on di...

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs: 2009 Monolith Line-Up Brings Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Mars Volta, Phoenix

submitted by Nick Jul 16th 2009 04:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Now in it's third year, Denver's Monolith Festival has laid out its plan to lure the mountain west region's indie minded music fans to Red Rocks for a noteworthy weekend of bloggable bands. Headlining the two-day festival are Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the Mars Volta, with undercard notables including Girl Talk, of Montreal, M. Ward, DOOM, The Walkmen,...

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Mogwai: Set to Disintegrate Eardrums on U.S. Tour

submitted by Nick Feb 22nd 2009 04:00 am (www.pitchforkmedia.com)

Mogwai are a loud band. The Scottish noisemakers will probably make you forget about last year's middling The Hawk Is Howling-- and pretty much everything else, for that matter-- when they turn the knobs way past 11 on a U.S. tour starting in April. The Twilight Sad will open some dates. Until then, they're making their way through Europe and A...

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Journey: The 'Gum Drop LXIV: Hear New Twilight Sad, Win A Monkey: Journey To The West Boxset

submitted by Nick Nov 27th 2008 01:00 am (stereogum.com)

The economy's been tricky everywhere, even Scrooge McDuck's homeland, so when the Twilight Sad went on tour with fellow Scots Mogwai, they put together the Goo-referencing The Twilight Sad Killed My Parents And Hit The Road, a limited-edition collection of covers, live tracks, and instrumentals to help fund the trip. The quartet takes on the Smi...

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