Sixty Long Seconds
Sixty Long Seconds came together in Dublin, Ireland. Their song 'Days Go By' came out in 2000 and became their most recognizable track. The band's sound has...
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Sixty Long Seconds came together in Dublin, Ireland. Their song 'Days Go By' came out in 2000 and became their most recognizable track. The band's sound has roots in folk and rock, with some Irish traditional music in the mix.
Shane MacGowan writes and sings for the group. The band has seen some lineup changes over time, with MacGowan stepping away and returning at points. They've put out albums like 'The Days Go By' in 2000, 'The View From Here' in 2003, 'Blood and Honey' in 2006, and 'The Dark Side of the Moon' in 2014.
MacGowan has dealt with addiction and mental health issues that have affected the band's path. Their work tends toward introspective lyrics and melodic arrangements rather than chasing trends.
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