Forget The Night Ahead
by The Twilight Sad on FatCat Records
Released 10/05/2009
'Forget The Night Ahead' is possibly a darker set even than it's hallowed predecessor 'Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters', James Graham's portentous knack for unsettling lines, forcefully delivered in his own Caledonian burr remaining very much on point. Speaking to The Skinny at the start of the year James cautioned; "We have definitely moved on from 'Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters', musically and lyrically. One thing that I can promise is that the lyrics are very dark, but you might have to look into them a bit to realise [that]. They are mainly based around things that have happened to me over the past two years, revolving mainly around losing people and being none too proud or happy with myself about my antics and situations I've found myself in."
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Tracklist
- Reflection of the Television
- I Became A Prostitute
- Seven Years of Letters
- Made to Disappear
- Scissors
- The Room
- That Birthday Present
- Floorboards Under the Bed
- Interrupted
- The Neighbours Can't Breathe
- At The Burnside
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