Glasvegas

'Later When The TV Turns To Static' is the third studio album by Glasvegas and is the next stunning chapter from one of the UK's most unique bands. A ten track, 45 minute sojourn of heartfelt melancholia, broken relationships, a scorching soundscape that lifts the soul into heights of abandoned euphoria. Glasvegas have come home, turned their eyes from the blinding light back into the shadows, where reality lies. Self produced by lead vocalist and songwriter James Allan the album contains the singles 'I'd Rather Be Dead (Than Be With You)' and 'If'.

Nashville rockers Mona present their self-titled debut album to be released via Island Records. The tracks were layed down in the band's Nashville basement studio and were mixed by Rich Costey (Muse, Foo Fighters, Glasvegas).

Gliss is a Danish/American three-piece whose music is best described as late night art pop. They've toured with Glasvegas, The Horrors, The Raveonettes, Editors, BRMC, The Warlocks and more. Members include Victoria Cecilia, Martin Klingman and David Reiss. Gliss completed recording the follow up to Devotion Implosion in Los Angeles, which was mixed by Michael Patterson (Trent Reznor/NIN, Beck, Ladytron) and mastered by Henrik Jonsson (Lykke Li, The Knife). Experimenting with new sonics, atmospheres and voices.

This West Coast threesome is shaking up airwaves and heartstrings with rather flattering comparisons to Jesus and Mary Chain, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, and the Stone Roses. - NYLON

the feedback is molten-- the guitars fed through an untold assortment of pedals and blown amps. The volume is surging forward... and sure beats anything the Silversun Pickups have dreamt up. - Pitchfork