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The Twilight Sad’s new album is coming in January 2019

  • Dork News Desk
  • September 5, 2018

The Twilight Sad have announced their new album, ‘It Won/t Be Like This All The Time’.

The full-length will arrive on 18th January, and is being teased with another new song – check out ‘Videograms’ below.

Speaking of the track, frontman James Alexander Graham says: “‘Videograms’ was the first song written for the album but the last song finished before we went in to record. It’s one of the most melodic things we’ve done. Since writing the song I’ve heard the phrase “don’t you start on me” whilst walking down the street, in the supermarket, in the pub. It must have been something that I’d heard a lot that stuck with me and came out in this song.

“I quite like that it’s the first official single yet it’s the last song on the album. There’s sometimes pressure to front load an album with the singles as it’s assumed that people don’t have the attention span to listen to a full record, but people that know us and like our music know that we make albums that should be listened to all the way through as every song is a chapter in the overall story of it. It’s also why I love Rock Action as there was no pressure from them, they let us do what we wanted with the track list.”

The news follows the release of their signing to Rock Action Records, and comeback track, ‘I/m Not Here [missing face]’. They’ve also loads of tour dates planned later in the year, including two UK shows; catch the band live at London’s Bush Hall on 27th November, and Edinburgh’s Liquid Rooms on the 29th.

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