Sleep deprived Glasvegas
29 October 2008
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Glasvegas hallucinated as they rushed to finish their new album.The Scottish rockers admitted they struggled to complete forthcoming Christmas record 'A Snowflake Fell (And It Felt Like A Kiss)' on time and spent a staggering 29 hours straight in the studio trying to make the deadline.Singer James Allan said: "One of the guys working on the record was that tired he started hallucinating. He saw somebody in a checked shirt waving at him in the studio."That gives you an example of how intense it was. We were in a mad rush to get it finished." The album was recorded in Transylvania at St Nicholas Church in Brasov, and the band drafted in some local singers for some of the tracks.James added to BBC Newsbeat: "It was amazing recording in that church. We wanted a choir on the record so we met with a guy who had one over there. "We went to see them practise one night in a classroom and then they took us to a cathedral a couple of days later. We set up in there, just put the microphones up and recorded with them."'A Snowflake Fell (And It Felt Like A Kiss)' will be released as a download and in a special two-disc edition of their self-titled debut album on 1 December.
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