Twin Shadow Discography of CDs

Twin Shadow albums Twin Shadow's George Lewis Jr. steps out of the bedroom and into the spotlight with his second album, Confess, which gives the dreamy atmospheres of his debut, Forget, a bigger, glossier sound. Songs such as the single "Five Seconds" take Twin Shadow further away from the chillwave label applied to Lewis' music in the early days and closer to a new wave/new romantic sound that, strangely, sounds more modern than Forget's drifting pop. This newfound urgency may be due to Lewis rediscovering his love for riding his motorcycle, something he avoided for ...

Twin Shadow music CDs It makes sense that Twin Shadow, aka George Lewis, Jr., worked with Grizzly Bear's Chris Taylor on his debut album, Forget. Lewis' croon sounds uncannily like Grizzly Bear vocalists Edward Droste and Daniel Rossen -- when it's not reaching Morrissey-like heights on songs such as the excellently lovelorn "Slow," that is. And though Twin Shadow is included among the chillwave movement, Forget's soft but sparkling, bedroom-quality recordings have as much in common with Grizzly Bear's pre-Yellow House output as they do with Ariel Pink. On the surface, Lewis' lush, intricate pop certainly shares a lot with chillwave icons like Pink and Neon Indian, such as the woozy keyboards dappled throughout the album, but there's more to Twin Shadow than that. Forget's songs are undeniably nostalgic, yet they often sound like they could be blurred by a veil of tears just as easily as a fog of memories. When Lewis sings about summer, the ultimate chillwave subject, on "I Can't Wait," there are still ghosts and shadows lurking in the background. Indeed, Forget's darkest songs, where Lewis mixes love and pain fearlessly, are the most distinctive. "Tyrant Destroyed" opens the album with a trembling confessional, mingling yearning and self-loathing in lyrics like "As if it wasn't enough to hear you speak, they had to give you lips like that" as the drums pound like a ...

Twin Shadow CD discography Track Listing of songs: Savannah Howl; Acid Reign;

Twin Shadow albums Based on blog buzz, Neon Indian went from being an obscure Austin, TX, duo to one of 2009's most hotly tipped bands. The debut Psychic Chasms actually lived up to the hype, which was no mean feat, especially because the band's sound could be described as an improbable, hazy swirl of Daft Punk, My Bloody Valentine, and a vintage game console. Neon Indian's watercolor electronic indie pop -- which effortlessly blurs disco, electro, dream, and synth pop together -- is mostly the product of one ...

Twin Shadow music CDs Track Listing of songs: Savannah Howl; Acid Reign;