It’s been two years since No One Can Ever Know, the most recent LP from Scottish band (and Band To Watch back in 2006) the Twilight Sad. They’ve got a new one on the horizon, though, called Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave, which they’re kicking off via new single “There’s [...]

The band appeals for help in locating the missing gear

Scotland triumphantly invaded Hollywood as a double shot of Frightened Rabbit and the Twilight Sad easily sold out the Fonda Theater. Frightened Rabbit ripped through a compelling set giving the audience a walkthrough of their new album Pedestrian Verse. The Twilight Sad opted for the “Coffee house vibe” with a stripped down...

Earlier this year, the Twilight Sad released their stark, unforgiving, dance-inflected album No One Can Ever Know. And next week, they’ll drop No One Can Ever Know: The Remixes, an impressively well-curated collection of reworkings. We’ve already posted remixes from Liars and Com Truise, and now here’s another one. ...

Last month, Scotland’s the Twilight Sad announced the forthcoming release of No One Can Ever Know: The Remixes, on which a host of excellent artists would remix songs from the band’s last album, No One Can Ever Know. We’ve already heard one track from the album — Liars’ reworking of “Ni...