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Description:
Tourist History by Two Door Cinema Club, released 1 May 2014, includes the following tracks: "Do You Want It All?", "Something Good Can Work", "Undercover Martyn", "Eat That Up, It's Good For You" and more.
This version of Tourist History comes as a 1xCD. -
Two Door Cinema Club make sun-drenched, guitar-led indie pop bearing song titles that, as the BBC observed, sound as if they were swiped from a badly-...
Jordan Bimm - 13/May/2010
On their debut LP, this fresh-faced trio from Northern Ireland deliver straight-up, catchy-as-hell indie pop that sounds like Tokyo Police Club meets ...
Tom Lowery - 12/May/2010
By the end of 2010, Two Door Cinema Club will either be in an iPod commercial or they’ll be your sister’s favourite band. Or both. Following a rainbow...
Jesper Persson - 03/May/2010
POP! Tourist History popped up on my radar and found its way into my speakers. Out comes a violent burst of indie, generating a handful of different c...
Jim Brackpool, - 11/Mar/2010
Considering the rate at which indie has traditionally cycled through styles and sub-genres, it's quite amazing that turn of the century post-punk, dis...
Emily Sergent - 04/Mar/2010
It would be easy to write off this album at first listen. And many probably will. Why Because it’s another 10-track album filled with 3-minute tracks...
Joe Zadeh - 02/Mar/2010
Whizzing by like a battalion of neon fying saucers, the debut from Northern Ireland’s Two Door Cinema Club is an attention-ensnaring delight. The trio...
Edwin McFee - 28/Feb/2010
Up until about six months ago, the world at large could be forgiven for thinking that the only bands Northern Ireland ever churns out are of the “punk...
Dom Gourlay - 24/Feb/2010
One would imagine the bedrooms of messrs Alex Trimble, Sam Halliday and Kevin Baird to be packed to the brim with musical memorabilia from the past de...
DaveyBoy - 24/Feb/2010
As such, if a band is not at the forefront of a particular movement, it is very difficult for an artist to significantly differentiate themselves from...
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