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Album Review: Glasvegas - Later…When The TV Turns To Static

Dominique Wall
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The quartet have done themselves proud with some truly heart-wrenching moments that are simply beautiful.

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Later…When The TV Turns To Static is the third album for the Scottish four-piece. It opens with the title song, which, at almost five-and-a-half minutes is a sprawling affair that is heavily drenched in singer/guitarist James Allan's openly raw emotion-laden vocals. Thus the tone is set for the remaining tracks.

The album enables you to be enveloped by its warm embrace as you sink deeper into the melancholic beauty of both the lyrics and the music. The quartet have done themselves proud with some truly heart-wrenching moments that are simply beautiful.