James Graham, lead singer of Scotland?s latest import ? The Twilight Sad ? already has seen the band mature.
After he and his three bandmates created half-hour-long pieces of music using conventional (guitars, drums) and unconventional (tape loops from films, saws) instruments, they developed a following after playing a few gigs. But they almost immediately began to reject more gig offers, instead choosing to hunker down to fine-tune their writing and style. The result is the band?s album “Fourteen Autumns & Fifteen Winters,” released by FatCat Records.
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