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Debut album "Half-Life" out now on Test Tube Records.
Distributed in the UK by Cargo, available from all good UK records shops.
For online sales, try:
www.amazon.co.uk
www.normanrecords.com
www.pennyblackmusic.com
www.roughtrade.com
Tears In X-Ray Eyes' debut album, 'Half-Life', was released on February 4th 2002 on test tube records.
An understated mixture of heartfelt vocals and cinematic arrangements, 'Half-Life' exquisitely captures a sense of suburban lostness and disillusionment. Exploring feelings of frustration and restless ambition, the album sparkles with songs that are loving lovelorn and full of pathos: "Don't read those teenage magazines", pleads 'London's Most Unwanted Child'.
Two double A-side singles, 'Stained Glass'/'Don't Crush The One You Love' (February 2001) and 'Open Wide'/'London's Most Unwanted Child' (May 2001) on test tube paved the way for 'Half-Life' with positive critical reactions.
In equal parts fragile and epic, 'Half-Life' is warm; never over-bleak: 'Keep Us Together' and 'Independence Day' turn from brooding melancholy into something joyous.
click here for the official website
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From the first double A side single |
CD: Half-Life
Label: Test Tube Records
Credits: Tim Closs |
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From the debut album |
CD: Half-Life
Label: Test Tube Records
Credits: Tim Closs |
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From the second double A side single |
CD: Half-Life
Label: Test Tube Records
Credits: Tim Closs |
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