Twelve Days in June’s fourth studio album, “Hiraeth”, is a sonic juggernaut that embodies the spirit of 90s alternative rock. Produced by Ben Hirschfield, this 13-track album ranging from ‘Numb’ to ‘Blush’ is a cathartic exploration of grief, isolation, nihilism, and mortality.
“Hiraeth” is a love letter to the 90s alternative rock scene, drawing inspiration from iconic bands like The Smashing Pumpkins, Foo Fighters, Swervedriver, and The Smiths. The album seamlessly blends elements of grunge, shoegaze, and alternative rock, creating a nostalgic yet fresh sound.
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Dave Hulegaard’s lyrics delve into the darker aspects of human experience, confronting grief, isolation, and mortality head-on. The album’s themes are relatable and introspective, making “Hiraeth” feel like a prolonged therapy session.
Ben Hirschfield’s production brings out the best in Twelve Days in June, capturing the raw energy and intensity of their sound. The guitar work is crisp and prominent, while the drums and bass provide a solid foundation.
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“Hiraeth” is Twelve Days in June’s most ambitious album to date, and a testimony to their dedication to the 90s alternative rock sound. This album will resonate with fans of the genre and leave them craving more.
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