Twin Atlantic
Twin Atlantic formed in Glasgow in 2007 with Sam McTrusty on vocals, Barry McKenna on guitar, Ross McNae on bass, and Craig Kneale on drums. They started...
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Twin Atlantic formed in Glasgow in 2007 with Sam McTrusty on vocals, Barry McKenna on guitar, Ross McNae on bass, and Craig Kneale on drums. They started playing shows locally, building a following through steady gigging rather than any immediate breakthrough.
Their first album 'Vivarium' came out in 2011, with singles like 'Make a Beast of Myself' and 'Free' getting attention. They followed it with 'Great Divide' in 2014, which had tracks like 'Heart and Soul' that became staples at their live shows. The band's sound shifted some on 2016's 'GLA', then moved back toward rock on 2019's 'Power', which included the song 'What Is Light? Where Is Laughter?'
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