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• 'Euphoria, Take My Hand' Released: 28 March 2011 • 'Shine Like Stars' Released: 27 June 2011 (promo only) Professional ratings Aggregate scores Source Rating 58/100 Review scores Source Rating (positive) (9/10) (7/10) (9/10) (4.1/10) Euphoric Heartbreak (stylized as EUPHORIC /// HEARTBREAK ) is the second studio album by rock group, which was released on 4 April 2011 by Columbia Records. It reached No.10 in the UK and No.1 in Sweden.
The album was written, demoed and tracked by in a luxury beach house in, before full production and final recording took place in and. The album was produced by and mixed by Claudius Mittendorfer. The song 'The World is Yours' features on '.
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As of July 2014, the album sold roughly 30,400 units in the UK, considerably fewer than their platinum-selling debut album. The weak commercial performance, according to, supports the belief that indie rock music is enduring a 'slow and painful death.'
Contents • • • • • • • Pre-release [ ] After recording was finished Glasvegas opened 2011 with an 8 date tour of Scotland which took the band to places in Scotland that are normally missed out by touring bands. The tour took in,,,,,, and.
The band announced these intimate dates to ensure that Scotland would be the first to hear the new music. The tour received positive critical reviews with of quoting that 'Glasvegas are still – and we desperately need this right now – a band to believe in'. The band also announced a showcase tour planned around smaller venues in March 2011 with several dates selling out within hours of going on sale followed by an Academy size tour planned for April/May 2011 to promote the new album. Were extremely pleased with the quality of songs delivered by the band and the fact it was a marked departure from the debut album.
The marketing campaign kicked off alongside the tour in January 2011 with a free track giveaway and the track chosen was the second track on the album 'The World Is Yours'. Digitalism Idealism Download Rar. However the band wanted something more substantial than just a free giveaway and the label eventually agreed to creating an 'Album Trailer Movie' as well. Release and reception [ ] Glasvegas's second album Euphoric Heartbreak was released on 4 April 2011 reaching No.10 in the UK and No.1 in Sweden.
The album polarised opinion, some reviews criticised the band for being too bold and that the album was too big a departure from their debut whilst others praised this move forward and the high quality songwriting the album contained. Initial reviews of the album were generally positive with the declaring it 'the album of the year!'
Gave the album 9/10, and wrote that; 'Turning pain into joy is the stuff that dreams are made of for an album as thrillingly ambitious as it is enigmatic'. Praised the band for delivering a more accomplished sound by reassuringly admitting 'pioneers they remain'. Superior Drummer Sdx Keygen Generator. The declared the album 'a triumph' despite all the upheavel with the band in 2010. However, the album garnered negative opinions such as, who felt the album was 'too bombastic and that it simply numbs you with 50 minutes of novocaine for the soul.' While gave the album 5/10 and said that the 'album smears together into one gigantic well-produced stadium anthem, shining like the night sky while remaining just as inert'. Awarded the album 3/5 but felt 'they were still waiting on an undeniable triumph from Glasvegas'. Furthermore, gave the album 2/5, saying it was 'insubstantial' and that 'as with bad acting, it's not persuasive enough to make one care.'