Without that considerable advantage, the band decide to go all out – their live show is a cacophony of noise that barely lets up for the full hour they’re on stage. Comparatively speaking – somewhat bizarrely – with the industrial techno dance noise core whateverthefuck of Fuck Buttons.

Errors go co-headlining with Twilight Sad
Errors have announced they’re to go on a lovely co-headlining tour with The Twilight Sad for this Autumn.

SOTD #68 // The Twilight Sad: ‘Reflection Of The Television (Errors Remix)’
It’s a Scottish shindig for today’s Song Of The Day as Kilsyth’s The Twilight Sad go head-to-head with Glasgow’s Errors.

[Exclusive Video] The Twilight Sad – The Room
Another Twilight Sad exclusive on TLOBF! This time, the video for the epic track ‘The Room’.

AyeTunes :: Inside the Scottish Music Scene
In the first of what’s to become a regular column, Billy Hamilton – co-editor of The Scotsman’s Under the Radar new music site – delves deep into Scotland’s tartan-toned landscape.

TLOBF Albums Of The Decade
It’s the last TLOBF feature of the year… The best, and must hear, albums since the noughties arrived – as chosen by TLOBF contributors. Enjoy.

TLOBF Albums of 2009
It’s what you’ve all been waiting for folks… The year’s best albums according to us, The Line of Best Fit…

TLOBF :: Now Playing
Another month and another addition to our Now Playing feature, where we find out what’s been dominating the ears of our regular contributors!
Win tickets to see The Twilight Sad in London this week…
We’re giving away two pairs of tickets to see The Twilight Sad at London’s Scala this Thursday (29th October). The winners will also win a copy of new album ‘Forget The Night Ahead’.

The Twilight Sad – Forget The Night Ahead
“The finest art reflects the world around it, and there’s no doubt that this album is one of the finest.” Adam Nelson reviews one of THE essential albums of 2009, possibly the decade.
The Twilight Sad announce October tour
With their upcoming, awesome, second album Forgot the Night Ahead, The Twilight Sad have announced a UK tour for October.

Watch: The Twilight Sad – How I Became a Prostitute
As long-time supporters of The Twilight Sad, TLOBF have been given the video to the new single ‘I Became A Prostitute’ days before anyone else. Stream in HD quality inside. Plus, read details on their forthcoming album.

Stag and Dagger Festival – Leeds, 22/05/09
Following the success of its inaugural run in 2008, Shoreditch’s Stag and Dagger festival has this year gone Lollapalooza on the UK’s ass, and taken its grab bag of trendy talent across the country. Alex Wisgard reviews the Leeds leg.
Introducing :: We Were Promised Jetpacks
Rich Hughes goes a bit mad for We Were Promised Jetpacks – one of the best new bands he’s heard in AGES… find out why inside…

The Twilight Sad return with album and tour
The Twilight Sad herald the arrival of brand new material in the late summer with a Great Escape show and a short run of dates.
TLOBF Interview :: Frightened Rabbit vs The Twilight Sad [pt2]
In the second of our exclusive two part interview, Frightened Rabbit’s Scott Hutchison and The Twilight Sad’s James Graham continue their discussion of Scottish swear words… and more!
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