Nova Twins talk National Album Day, why rock must “keep the word ‘community’ alive” and tease new album

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Nova Twins have told NME why they’re proud to be champions for National Album Day 2024, whilst also reflecting on the camaraderie of the contemporary rock scene and sharing an update on their third album.Alongside the likes of Travis and Courteeners’ Liam Fray, the London alt-rock duo were recently unveiled as Album Champions for National Album Day, which is being celebrated today (October 19).

To celebrate, Nova Twins will be playing an intimate performance at London’s Metropolis Studios, recording tracks from their Mercury Prize-nominated album ‘Supernova’ live to vinyl.“We’re definitely a band who love, make and celebrate albums”, said vocalistand guitarist Amy Love of the ambassadorial role. “We really believe in the artist’s full body of work, the story and the journey it takes you on.

There’s certainly many albums that got us through hard times, or have been the soundtrack to some of our best times. Albums – they’re the best!”“I’ve always loved albums as a whole”, continued bassist Georgia South, explaining how that appreciation has always been rooted into her. “Remembering the tracklisting, knowing what’s coming next.

I have that love for being immersed in a world.”Check out our full interview below, where the duo also reflect on their 2022 Mercury Prize nomination, the unifying power of music and progress on their third album.NME: Hello Nova Twins.