TEGAN AND SARA LOVE YOU TO DEATH SONGS FULL
Their 2013 album – Heartthrob – was a full fledged push into glittering synth-pop, and its style was mimicked on Taylor Swift’s huge hit 1989. For all its acoustic instrumentation and punky energy, their debut album – Under Feet Like Ours – is built almost entirely around sing-along chorus. Furthermore, the band has spent most of the last decade telegraphing the direction they intended to take. Tegan And Sara’s new album ‘Love You To Death’ is out now - click HERE to purchase.For all the fan outrage at their current direction, the poppification of Tegan and Sara is hardly unprecedented. Tegan and Sara May 27, We were obsessed with Robyn, Alicia and TLC when we were writing and recording #LY2D Tegan and Sara May 27, We are learning every song from #LY2D acoustically. Check out some of the answers I think White Knuckles, That Girl and BWU will be fan favorites for sure. They recently did a Q&A in the lead-up to the album’s release on their Twitter account, where they revealed info about the new songs, and more. Their new merch is amazing! Unfortunately some of it has already sold out, but I’ve got my eye on the ‘Love You To Death’ cap and the ‘Urgent!’ notepad. Now that we’re good again and things are so strong between us, it’s really much safer for me to start to analyze it.” Read the full interview HERE. I have left Tegan as a very protected thing - the only protected thing - and I think it’s because I was most afraid of it. She said: “In the years where I wasn’t secure in our relationship, I knew that was the one completely untouchable topic. She also went on to talk about how this is the first album where she felt comfortable to write about the struggles in her relationship with her sister. Maybe we can reach enough people that we can sell out a Madison Square Garden or an O2 Arena at some point. Sara spoke openly about the band’s goals for where they’ll be in the future, saying: “By 2017 can we be one of the top headlining tours in the States or internationally? Can we be one of the top-billed artists at festivals in 2017? I would love to be up there with our peers, Arcade Fire or Vampire Weekend.
In support of the announcement of their new album, Buzzfeed released a long-form interview with the duo, where they talk about their aspirations, and also about what went into the new album. The dramatic video for ‘100x’ features a collection of super cute dogs, I particularly love the subtle wind machine blowing their fur. Every song from the ten track album will have a video to accompany it - and the videos that have been released thus far range from stylish and arty, to hilarious.
It’s one of the few bands that I would wanna do a whole album with.” He came fully on board for all of ‘Love You To Death’, and in an interview with Buzzfeed, he said: “Working with Tegan and Sara, it just feels so effortless. The album was entirely produced by Greg Kurstin - who’s not only worked with the likes of Adele, Ellie Goulding, Years & Years, Charli XCX, and more - he also produced a number of songs on Tegan And Sara’s last record, ‘Heartthrob’. Here’s five things that we currently appreciate about Tegan And Sara: Love You to Death, the follow up to Tegan and Sara's breakthrough 2013 album Heartthrob, was recorded in Los Angeles with producer Greg Kurstin (Adele, Sia, Beck) and features 10 new tracks.
Their unique ability to bridge the pop and indie worlds has allowed their music to cross all traditional boundaries – from being covered by The White Stripes, to performing with artists as diverse as Katy Perry, The Killers, Taylor Swift, and Neil Young. With over 1 million albums sold, 3 Juno Awards, 2 Polaris Prize nominations and a Grammy nomination, Tegan and Sara's career has deftly balanced critical acclaim with an ever-increasing foothold in the mainstream. To celebrate the release of Tegan And Sara’s new album ‘Love You To Death’ - it’s out today! - we’ve decided to compile our favourite things about the animal-loving sister duo.īut first, here’s some official info on the new album:
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