DrownedInSound — New single and tour dates from The Twilight Sad, isn't it? Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Altsounds — The closer to The Twilight Sad's forthcoming third full-length, 'No One Can Ever Know', 'Kill It In The Morning' is a sinister-yet-melodic peek into the newly keyboard/ programming-driven approach they've taken on the new LP. 'No One Can Ever Kno... more info

Stereogum — 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 ... more info

The Vinyl Villain — I will get round, eventually, to Part 19 of the series that looks at five great LP tracks by a band or singer.  But for today, I wanted to instead feature five songs by The Twilight Sad, one of the many great bands to come out of Scotland in the 21s... more info

DrownedInSound — Pretty much every major city in the UK now has its own 'urban festival' and Leeds is no exception. With some of this year's biggest new names (James Blake, Anna Calvi, Trophy Wife), some DiS favourites (Frightened Rabbit, The Twilight Sad, Pulled Apa... more info

The Vinyl Villain — There were loads of great gigs this past 12 months. And tonight sees the last of them for 2010. Butcher Boy supporting Belle & Sebastian at the Barrowlands. Nice way to finish.....Its hard to say which of the gigs was the best as they all had somet... more info

The Vinyl Villain — So, what the fuck is it with these pre-eight o’clock early evening beginnings... they seem to be infectious around these parts? I mean, you think you are arriving not that late, in the wider scheme of things, but you are still too late for RM Hubbe... more info

DrownedInSound — Earlier this week The Twilight Sad were announced as the support for Mogwai on their UK tour. That's pretty important stuff, y'know. Anyway, well done them and all that. To help celebrate that announcement (not really, it's just a coincidence) we've ... more info

The Music Fix — A night of the best in Scottish rock. more info

DrownedInSound — For The Twilight Sad, one senses the past twelve months would be better left forgotten. Having emerged two years earlier with the excellent Fourteen Autumns And Fifteen Winters, its follow up, Forget The Night Ahead, felt like something of an anti-cl... more info