Twin Atlantic - Power
by Zena Grieg
published: 17 / 3 / 2020
Label:
Virgin
Format: CD
intro
Catchy third album from Glaswegian alternative rock band Twin Atlantic which is a clear change in direction
Twin Atlantic have released their fifth album – ‘Power’. The new release by this Scottish alternative rock band from Glasgow, the first since they left Red Bull Records, is a clear departure from their past work and sets the scene for further success. Sam McTrusty cites his own experiences with synaesthesia as being a major influence on this new collection. The songs are catchy, characterised by throbbing synths, stadium-sized choruses and the lead singer’s falsetto vocals, with the two singles ‘Novocaine’ and ‘Barcelona’ the highlights of the album. Thematically ‘Power’ moves from revolutions to dramatic love, earnestness and a quest for authenticity. This is an album which reveals more on multiple listening and marks a clear change in direction for this enterprising band.
Track Listing:-
1 Oh! Euphoria!2 Barcelona
3 Novocaine
4 Mount Bungo
5 I Feel It Too
6 Ultraviolet Truth
7 Asynchronous
8 Volcano
9 Messiah
10 Praise Me
Band Links:-
https://www.twinatlantic.com/https://www.facebook.com/twinatlantic/
https://twitter.com/twinatlantic
Label Links:-
http://www.virginrecords.com/https://www.facebook.com/virginrecords
https://twitter.com/virginrecords
https://instagram.com/virginrecords/
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