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After recently returning with the superb new single ‘Don’t Quit It’, Scotland’s Twin Atlantic announce their brand new, eighth studio album Separation From The Animals - a declaration of truth and the band’s most brutally honest record, arriving October 2nd via Dance To The Radio. The new record sees McTrusty embrace a newfound emotional maturity, taking ownership of his identity, and crafting a deeply emotional album that leans on classic ‘60s and ‘70s influences whilst still maintaining Twin Atlantic’s quintessential heartfelt, anthemic, arena-shaking DNA, with bassist Ross McNae helping steer the record’s transatlantic creation as co-producer. Founding member Barry McKenna also remained integral to the album’s sound, adding key finishing touches in Toronto, marking the first time in years that all four founding members have recorded together on a Twin Atlantic record for years. With two certified gold records under their belts, Twin Atlantic have carved out a reputation for emotionally charged songwriting and arena-ready choruses, shaped by both their DIY beginnings and years of relentless touring. The band’s willingness to experiment has long been informed by a wide range of influences, from the propulsive alt-rock intensity of Nirvana to the melodic sophistication of The Cure, and the modern pop-rock dynamism of Muse. Now, on their most accomplished record to date, the band are at their most raw and exposed, with nothing to hide from anymore.
Twin Atlantic plays anthemic alternative rock, blending classic '60s and '70s influences with modern pop-rock dynamism, known for their emotionally charged songwriting.
Twin Atlantic is composed of Sam McTrusty, Ross McNae, Barry McKenna, and Craig Kneale.
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