Last April, Amy Love and Georgia South were in Vermont when everything went dark. In the middle of the afternoon, the moon passed between the sun and the Earth, plunging the Green Mountain State into a state of nighttime lightlessness. The Nova Twins pair watched this cosmic ballet from the garden of record producer Eric Valentine, who was holding an eclipse party, so as to properly experience our nearest space-neighbour making its two-hour creep across Old Sol. Strange as it is to try to look at something happening directly in front of the sun’s face, it was nothing compared to the eeriness that descended when the moment of totality hit. “There was this really weird period of calm,” recalls Georgia. “No birds were chirping at that point. The temperature dropped. The darkne...