What sounded disappointing to me when listening the first time, grows more from every listening. It is a bit far away from the debut, because it´s on one hand more pop and on the other more indie (!?!).

One sees the influence of Flood, who really did a good work, but did not alienate the band so much as he did with Editors. There is also a soccer crowd feeling for all those hymns in the middle, but there is very much sadness in the voice of James Allan, let´s say as if the Rangers go down one division. Or something even worse.

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And I also feel reminded to a song called 'Sha La La' by South Of No North - 80s gothic from Greece - in the overall hit 'The World Is Yours'. I guess, this should be a conceptional album that searches for tolerance, a bit in the vein of The Smiths, but not musically. Someone described as 'dream pop', but I wouldn´t compare it to such. The shoegazing kind guitars playing style in the background are more from an often used old style from Scottish folk without any devices, am I wrong?

Overall this is a good album, but it is not the thing you expected. It takes getting used to.

Scottish alt-rockers Glasvegas' 2008 debut landed the brooding Glaswegians a Mercury Prize nomination. Glasvegas' winning but not-so-subtle amalgamation of U2, Echo & the Bunnymen, Joy Division, late-period Depeche Mode, and the Jesus and Mary Chain hinted at a band that was ready to make a go of it, and their simple, earnest lyrics, as filtered through the thick yet sweet brogue of frontman James Allan, had listeners swooning, despite all of the band's sonic redundancies.

Written, demoed, and tracked at a beach house in Santa Monica, California before undergoing final production under the direction of producer Flood in London, Euphoric Heartbreak delivers much of the same. George Harrison Living In The Material World Blu Ray Torrent more. At its most immediate, like on the standout tracks “Shine Like Stars,” the Disintegration-era Cure-inspired “Whatever Hurts You Through the Night,” and the soaring title cut, the latter of which would sit snugly amidst the teenage ruin of a John Hughes prom scene, the band sounds ready for battle. ~ James Christopher Monger.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor Heartbreak (Make Me A Dancer) GLU1035 Freestyle Don't Stop The Rock (Cadbury's 'Eyebrows' advert song) GLU3344 French Montana ft. Itself GLU0786 Glasvegas Daddy's Gone GLU1039 Glasvegas Flowers and Football Tops GLU0741 Glasvegas Geraldine GLU0986 Glasvegas Please Come. Videos taken from the critically acclaimed second album Euphoric /// Heartbreak which reached No.10 in the UK and No.1 in Sweden. Free with Apple Music. Listen to songs and albums by Glasvegas, including 'A Snowflake Fell. Euphoric /// Heartbreak, was written.