Scottish alternative rock band, Twin Atlantic, have dropped a new single titled ‘Meltdown’ from their upcoming seventh album with the same title. The band’s lead singer, Sam McTrusty, described the track as “raw and honest”, reflecting on the difficulties of the past year and how everyone’s going through some form of meltdown. Co-produced by McTrusty and bassist Ross McNae, the album reportedly marks a “return to form” for Twin Atlantic, featuring 11 tracks of “infectious, masterful pop-rock” that balances nostalgia with optimism and looks to the future.
This single follows the release of other tracks such as ‘World Class Entertainment’, ‘Get Out’, and ‘Sorry’. While the album’s tracklist hasn’t been shared yet, the band has announced a UK tour in November 2024, where they’ll perform at Electric Brixton in London, as well as several other cities across the country. Twin Atlantic has always been committed to being honest and authentic with their music, which fans continue to appreciate.
Speaking in an interview, McTrusty explained that the band wanted to go back to basics with their new album, which was inspired by their fans and their earlier work on ‘Free’ and ‘Vivarium’. Initially hesitant to revisit past albums, they found inspiration in the enthusiasm and support of their fans. This has culminated in the creation of ‘Meltdown’, an album that is sure to resonate with listeners.
Twin Atlantic’s passionate and energetic celebration of life and its struggles is more relevant than ever. After a year of difficulties caused by the pandemic, their new track and upcoming album provide a welcome and uplifting sense of hope. With the band’s characteristic sound and heartfelt lyrics, it’s no wonder that they have a devoted fan base eagerly awaiting their return
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