Love It When I Feel Like This - The Twang

If you have never heared of the Twang and not listened to any of their then you are missing a real treat. The best way to describe them is they are across between the Streets and Blur. Their songs are based on lifes events, things that could happen to you during the day or maybe have happened to you on a night out. The songs are part sung but also part spoken like the streets and yet this combined with the upbeat laddishness of the early Blur songs. More from The Parklife album. The rip roaring tunes will have you shouting your mouth off from your car or have you dancing around your house. There is the signature track and best known Either way ...  Read the complete review

Its not very often that when I hear a song for the first time on the radio that I normally like it, songs normally have to grow on me, however when I first heard The Twangs Wide Awake on Radio One, I instantly liked it and made everyone in the office be quiet so I could find out who the artist was as I hadn't got a clue as quite a few new British bands were appearing and it could have been any one of them, but it wasn't, it was The Twang. I'm also not the sort of person that purchases an album after only hearing one song, however with the Twang, I purchased the album after probably hearing the song only twice. I thought this new band were fantastic, later ...  Read the complete review

When I first heard the debut single from Birmingham’s The Twang on Radio 1 I wasn’t too sure if it was really going to be my kind of thing. Over the last few months though they have really grown on me and for that reason I took a gamble on the bands debut album, Love It When I Feel Like This. While something about the band had always appealed it took me listening to a few tracks on their myspace page to really convince me to give them a try and with that I bought the album. The bands sound really reminds me of a lot of bands from the early 90’s and in particular the likes of The Happy Mondays and the whole 90’s Manchester sound. They’ve taken a very Indie ...  Read the complete review