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A Sunny Day in Glasgow
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Philadelphia, United States (2005 – present)
A Sunny Day in Glasgow began as a collaboration between friends Ben Daniels and Ever Nalens, both of whom had recently returned to Philadelphia after several years in the UK. The band name came from Nalens, who had been living in Glasgow, and Daniels kept it after Nalens left the project. In 2006, Daniels asked his twin sisters, Robin and Lauren, to start singing on the songs they had been working on. In March of that year the trio self-released The Sunniest Day Ever EP to great acclaim from college radio stations and blogs. Their debut release, Scribble Mural Comic Journal, came out February 2007 and received favorable reviews from Pitchfork and Drowned in Sound among others. Scribble Mural Comic Journal was recorded with one microphone in a bedroom in West Philly and pushed the boundaries of dream pop often drawing comparisons to My Bloody Valentine and Cocteau Twins. During the summer of 2007 the band toured the United States including in-studios on KEXP and Radio K and released a handmade tour only EP titled Tout New Age which was subsequently released as a digitally only EP. A year later the band emerged for a performance at the Whitney Museum as part of the Wordless Music Series and an in-studio performance on WNYC. A month later they toured across the UK and France which was celebrated with a string of 7”s coming out labels as varied as Slumberland, Disjuncture and Georgraphic North.
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5:15 Train
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No. 6 Von Karman Street
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A Mundane Phonecall to Jack Parsons
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Shoutbox
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rodanside wrote:
It's amazing the new one is this confident with all the setbacks and distractions-- Lauren getting mired in grad school, Brice landing in the hospital like seven times for a broken leg, Robin having to take care of Brice, Ben's need to hire replacement singers. You'd never be able to tell.
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riigo wrote:
aww gross, washed out in similars!
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Velenze wrote:
There's something about the over-processed dissonance/beauty of Scribble Mural that makes me prefer it still, despite Ashes Grammar being the more controlled/expansive record. That said, though, Ashes is a hell of a satisfactory follow-up.
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riigo wrote:
definitely. they showed a lot of potential with their first lp. the cynic in me was kind of expecting a sophomore slump, but they delivered.
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optimistic_tour wrote:
I love both albums as well. But I'm just really glad to have this evolution in their sound, their talents unfolding like meticulous origami into something even more grand than thought possible...
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Vibyl wrote:
I somewhat agree with benjaminroosien, but I love both equally for both reasons, SMCJ for its highlight after highlight and Ashes Grammar as being a brilliantly written album with great flow. Both are equally great in their own way.
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rodanside wrote:
Ashes Grammar > Scribble Mural Comic Journal, come on people.
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benjaminroosien wrote:
yeah, it sounds like their longest set so far has been 10 songs. I need to see them live. curse my student status!
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DayGlowwed wrote:
I wish the in-store set in Minneapolis would have been longer, but I thoroughly enjoyed what I heard.
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benjaminroosien wrote:
I dunno, man. Ashes Grammar works exceedingly well as a whole, but Scribble Mural Comic Journal is just highlight after highlight. I mean, I really can't think of a weak track on it. Really, I can't think of a non-highlight-quality track on it. Each second of that album just kills.
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optimistic_tour wrote:
after all this time, I think it's patently silly to consider the first one better.
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benjaminroosien wrote:
The main difference between Ashes Grammar and Scribble Mural Comic Journal? One is one of the best albums of 2009 One is one of the best albums of all time
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rodanside wrote:
Lovesliescrushing with TEETH
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misojosdiscos wrote:
"shy" digital single is out this week on amazon.com (usa only).... and then there is this remix: http://pitchfork.com/forkcast/13581-shy-ernest-gonzales-remix/
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jeleffto wrote:
Lovesliescrushing on steroids
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TescoSwab wrote:
Sunny days in Glasgow are few and far between.
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riigo wrote:
whos pitch?
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gunterheidrich wrote:
Can't believe I've lived around Philadelphia so long and not heard of these guys till now.
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optimistic_tour wrote:
yeah, that's actually a great price for the album. can't wait to have my hands on my copy.
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5:15 Train full track | 4:11 |
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A Mundane Phonecall to Jack… full track | 3:20 |
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Summerlong Silences full track | 3:07 |
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A Sunny Day in Glasgow
The Red & The Black, Washington DC, United States
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A Sunny Day in Glasgow
Metro Gallery, Baltimore, United States
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A Sunny Day in Glasgow
Union Hall, 702 Union Street, Brooklyn, New York NY, United States
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News
ASDiG v2.0 (3.0? 10.5.1?)
4 Nov 2009 | from asunnydayinglasgow.com
So many people have been in ASDiG since the project started in 2006 - touring members especially have come and gone. But I am happy and excited to let you know that we now have what could really be called a stable line-up now. …
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