Great Tune: Twin Atlantic – Free

Posted on 14 August 2011
Tags: Music

Twin Atlantic are a Rock band from Glasgow, Scotland.
The band is made up of Sam McTrusty, Rhythm guitar & Lead Vocals, Barry McKenna on Lead guitar, Backing Vocals & Piano, Ross McNae on bass, Piano & Backing Vocals and Craig Kneale on Drums.

Throughout their career, the band have played venues such as Rockness, T In The Park and the Belladrum Festival and have supported bands such as Biffy Clyro, My Chemical Romance, Angels & Airwaves, Blink 182.
In March 2009 they signed with Red Bull Records and went on to release their first Album “Vivarium” and on April 29, 2011 they released their second album “Free”
This song is the second single from the “Free” album. It’s brilliant……well I think so!

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