Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Abbie Huynh Ten years can turn a waiting room into a wilderness, but Fraternal Twin have finally carried the record home. Halo Fell Forever arrives as the New York project’s first full-length since 2016, gathering songs written across different eras of Tom Christie’s life into one heavy, searching body. The album’s patience makes its arrival feel earned rather than delayed, carrying hard lessons through distortion toward renewal. Joined by Marc

Fraternal Twin return with “Halo Fell Forever,” turning nostalgic slowcore instincts into a patient search for a newly sharpened sound.

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Abbie Huynh Time has a way of changing both people and the songs they carry with them. After nearly a decade between full-length releases, Fraternal Twin return with Medicine, a deeply personal preview of Halo Fell Forever, arriving September 4. Wrapped in hazy guitars, steady rhythms, and emotionally weighty melodies, the single explores the difficult journey of finding yourself after years of anxiety and uncertainty. In the visuals directed b

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Abbir Huynh A photograph left in the sun slowly fades, but the feelings attached to it rarely do. That sentiment sits at the heart of Fraternal Twin’s Skin Gets Hot (Deluxe), an expanded return to a record which quietly earned cult admiration through honesty, patience, and emotional depth. Tom Christie uses this anniversary edition to examine how songs evolve alongside the people who created them. The refreshed version of "Skin Gets Hot" adds g