Sam McTrusty has been going through changes. In fact, there have been quite a few lately. In the four years since delivering fourth album GLA, his band, Twin Atlantic, have changed labels, built their own studio and written Power, a record that flirts with swaggering electronica. Away from his day job, the 32-year-old has also become a husband and father, and is arguably a more mature man than he was four years ago. Even if, some days, he doesn’t feel it.“I suppose I must be, but I’m not sure,” he says, trailing off as he ponders the notion. “I think I’m quite addicted to new experiences,” he continues. “We were signed when I was 19 years old, and then the next 11 years was like being put on a fucking spin cycle in a washing machine. But then you experience the same new thing thr...
