Hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia, one of the most artistic cities in Canada, come Twenty Four Gone. A four piece dream-pop band with roots in the dark atmospheric and melodic sounds that came out of the Canadian province as well as influences from their counterparts of the British Isles. Twenty Four Gone create flawless rock melodies full of thunderous drums and rolling bass, with an emotionally blistering delivery by frontman Brian McCarrick.

Twenty Four Gone is comprised of guitarist Zeljko Karlica, singer Brian McCarrick, bassist Glen Murray, and drummer Brad MacGiveron rounding out the lineup of the quartet.

With comparisons from Moev and the Chameleons UK to INXS, Tears For Fears and Echo and the Bunnymen, Twenty Four Gone's strength comes from their very deep songwriting ability and their ability to create moving melodies from very dark and sinister underpinnings.

With the success of their singles "Girl Of Colours" and "Trust," as well as a host of other songs played regularly on commercial radio, The Spin is a must have album that will teach of music: past, present, and future.

Bio adapted from a review by MacKenzie Wilson