In 2007 The Twilight Sad released an album that caught a lot of people off guard. In a decade where we have increasingly looked to America for the best in alternative music, Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters was an album that couldn’t sound any more British; I’m not just talking about their broad Scottish accents either. The Twilight Sad create a sound that sparkles in the memory of some of the UK’s finest exports, serving as a reminder that Britain, too, has produced some of the world’s best loved alternative rock.

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