Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters - The Twilight Sad [CD]

'Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters', is The Twilight Sad's debut album- an LP that more than lives up to the early promise of their critically acclaimed US-only 2006 EP. Epic in scope and equally as intense, the band are inspired by a diverse range of music from Van Dyke Parks to Phil Spector, Daniel Johnston, and beyond, although the band are as influenced by their immediate geography ('the sticks just outside Glasgow'), as they are any particular musical reference points. Recorded at Chem 19 and Ca Va studios, Glasgow, and mixed and produced by the band and Peter Katis (Interpol, Mercury Rev, Mice Parade) in Tarquin Studios, Connecticut, 'Fourteen Autumns...' is nevertheless liable to evoke a more familiar indie canon, from white-noise era Creation Records, to fellow Scots Arab Strap or Mogwai.

Disc 1
1. Cold Days from the Birdhouse - The Twilight Sad
2. That Summer, at Home I Had Become the Invisible Boy - The Twilight Sad
3. Walking for Two Hours - The Twilight Sad
4. Last Year's Rain Didn't Fall Quite So Hard - The Twilight Sad
5. Talking With Fireworks/Here, It Never Snowed - The Twilight Sad
6. Mapped By What Surrounded Them - The Twilight Sad
7. And She Would Darken the Memory - The Twilight Sad
8. I'm Taking the Train Home - The Twilight Sad
9. Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters - The Twilight Sad