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The Twilight Sad reveal new album, song stream & tour dates

4770 days ago
Brooklyn Vegan — The Twilight Sad at SXSW 2011 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo) The Twilight Sad will welcome No One Can Ever Know, the Scots' new LP due via Fat Cat on February 7th. The LP features "Sick", which recently surfaced in single... more info
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The Twilight Sad - The Fly Presents @The Borderline, Monday 21st November

4796 days ago
Altsounds — Already flagged by the widely leaked 'Kill It In The Morning' (http://pitchfork.com/reviews/tracks/12457-kill-it-in-the-morning/) and forthcoming first single proper, 'Sick' (http://soundcloud.com/fatcatrecords/sick-the-twilight-sad-fatcat/s-Af2ae) ... more info
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Adam Stafford & The Twilight Sad – Live at the Bongo Club, Edinburgh, 16th November 2011

4796 days ago
Song, by Toad —  I remember the first time I saw the Twilight Sad.  They played in Bannerman’s in August 2007, with Popup and Dumb Instrument, and I remember bumping into at least half a dozen people from different bands, all excited to hear this new Scottish ba... more info
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Watch: The Twilight Sad - 'Sick'

4799 days ago
DrownedInSound — A new Twilight Sad video. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info
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Wild Beasts, RHCP - This Week's Singles Reviewed

4802 days ago
NME.COM - Reviews Blog — NME's Rick Martin reviews this week's singles, featuring The Twilight Sad, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Wild Beasts Red Hot Chilli Peppers [...] Read more! more info
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The Twilight Sad Release Single 'Sick' and Tour

4823 days ago
Altsounds — The Twilight Sad follow the free download of 'Kill It In The Morning' with the release of a new single proper, 'Sick' (http://stereogum.com/848871/the-twilight-sad-sick-stereogum-premiere/mp3s/) on 14th November. Both songs are taken from the forthc... more info
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KEXP at Iceland Airwaves, Friday: The Twilight Sad

4826 days ago
KEXP Seattle — Perennially depressive Scottish rockers The Twilight Sad hit the big time with Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters, a moody shoegazing epic wherein even their massive walls of sound couldn’t mask the lyrical darkness lying in shadow. They followed w... more info
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The Twilight Sad – “Sick” (Stereogum Premiere)

4826 days ago
Stereogum — A Soundcloud snafu had a lot of tracks temporarily and mistakenly going “public” earlier this month, so if you missed your shot at “Sick” when we posted last time, here it is in an official and everlasting manner. Where the previous No One Wi... more info
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The Twilight Sad - 'Sick' - New Single & November dates announced

4837 days ago
Altsounds — The Twilight Sad follow the free download of 'Kill It In The Morning'* with the release of a new single proper, 'Sick' on 14th November. Both songs are taken from the forthcoming album, 'No One Can Ever Know' (due February 2012) marking a son... more info
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The Twilight Sad – “Sick”

4839 days ago
Stereogum — 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 Ca... more info
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