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20+ years of scrobbles · iamharlan.fm
Released February 6, 2012
electronicindie rockrockpost-punk revival

Claude says:The Twilight Sad's 2012 turn toward synth-heavy post-punk on No One Can Ever Know felt like watching a band rewire themselves mid-stride—all those fizzing electronics and James Graham's voice cutting through like a wound. You picked it up in early 2013 and let it drift through your rotation, the kind of record that doesn't demand repeat listens so much as occasional resurrections, especially when "Alphabet" or "Dead City" surfaced to remind you why that sonic shift mattered.

Timeline

  • First scrobble: Mar 11, 2013
  • Latest scrobble: Aug 20, 2018
  • Listening span: 5 yr, 5 mo
  • Peak month: Mar 2013 · 9 plays
  • Avg per track: 1 plays

Top tracks

  1. 1Alphabet2
  2. 2Another Bed1
  3. 3Dead City1
  4. 4Don't Look At Me1
  5. 5Don't Move1
  6. 6Kill It in the Morning1
  7. 7Nil1
  8. 8Not Sleeping1
  9. 9Sick1

Listening timeline

Plays over time with cumulative total. Quiet stretches are kept in the timeline so long gaps stay visible.

Showing quarterly plays (Q1 2013 – Q3 2018)

Recent listening

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No One Can Ever Know

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No One Can Ever Know

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The Twilight Sad · 10 scrobbles · 9 tracks · 2012