Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave (Demos) The Twilight Sad

• 1 Badlands (There's A Girl In The Corner - Demo) 03:51
• 2 January (Last January - Demo) 04:31
• 3 How To Shoplift (It Never Was The Same - Demo) 04:00
• 4 Proper Stranger (I Could Give You All That You Don't Want - Demo) 04:41
• 5 Forget Paris (Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave - Demo) 04:12
• 6 The Airport (The Airport - Demo) 04:18
• 7 How To Jump Off The Roof (Drown So I Can Watch - Demo) 04:09
• 8 Better Hang Onto Yrsel (Pills I Swallow - Demo) 03:54
• 9 Sell The House See The Car (Leave The House - Demo) 04:39
• 10 Cities Of The Plain (Sometimes I Wished I Could Fall Asleep - Demo) 03:58
• Total Runtime 42:13

Info for Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave (Demos)

The Twilight Sad are celebrating the 10th anniversary of their acclaimed fourth studio album, Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave, with a special limited edition Demos version. It features a full album line up of demo tracks, with the original working titles, laid down in preparation for recording the official version of the album.

The Twilight Sad

The Twilight Sad
Hailing from Scotland, The Twilight Sad are a dynamic presence in the indie rock scene. Their debut album, "Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters" (Fat Cat, 2007), established their distinctive sonic identity, effortlessly merging post-punk and shoegaze with haunting melodies and emotionally charged lyrics. Their second album, "Forget the Night Ahead" (Fat Cat, 2009), received acclaim for its brooding textures and introspective themes, solidifying their mastery of emotive storytelling. The band's third album, "No One Can Ever Know" (Fat Cat, 2012), (anti)produced by Andrew Weatherall, showcased their experimental shift toward a more electronic and darkwave-infused sound, earning recognition for their evolving versatility. "Nobody Wants to Be Here, and Nobody Wants to Leave" (Fat Cat, 2014) marked a return to their signature style and received praise for its emotional depth.

Their latest album, IT WON/T BE LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME released via Rock Action Records saw critical acclaim and commercial success, marking a new high in the much-loved Scottish band's trajectory to date. A first Top 20 album for the band, it peaked at number 17 in the UK Official Albums Chart while coming in at number 1 in the UK Vinyl Chart. Press was just as exclamatory about the record with rave reviews coming in from the likes of The Guardian, NME, Q, The Independent I, Drowned in Sound, Clash, DIY, Loud and Quiet, and more. Recently, the band have toured extensively with The Cure in the UK, EU, and North America and are currently working on their sixth studio album.

This album contains no booklet.