Two Door Cinema Club New Single 'Sleep Alone' Makes Radio Debut - Free Download For 24 Hours!
Thursday, 19 July 2012
Written by Jon Stickler
Earlier this evening Two Door Cinema Club's new single 'Sleep Alone' was debuted on radio worldwide. The track is now available to download for FREE from www.twodoorcinemaclub.com for 24 hours. The single will be released digitally on July 21st and on a limited edition 7" on September 3rd through Kitsuné.
'Sleep Alone' is now streaming over at Soundcloud and on YouTube.
Driven forward by a pounding backbeat and Sam Halliday's subtle, intricate guitar work, 'Sleep Alone', the first single from their highly-anticipated new album 'Beacon', showcases Two Door Cinema Club at their very best.
Slowly but surely building to it's climax, punctuated by Kevin Baird's ribcage-shaking synth bassline, Alex Trimble's reflective lyrics compel and uplift as the track bursts into it's glittering anthemic chorus, boldly announcing the band's return.
After their recent crowd-pulling performance at T In The Park in Scotland the band are set to continue their run of the summer festivals with big slots confirmed at Reading & Leeds Festivals on August 24th and 25th and Bestival on September 8th.
The announcement of their eagerly awaited new album earlier this month resulted in the band trending worldwide on Twitter for six hours and their Facebook profile surpassing 1 million likes. 'Beacon' will be released on September 3rd on Kitsuné.
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Slowly but surely building to it's climax, punctuated by Kevin Baird's ribcage-shaking synth bassline, Alex Trimble's reflective lyrics compel and uplift as the track bursts into it's glittering anthemic chorus, boldly announcing the band's return.
