Hey, remember the infamous manbun album, where Pain of Salvation's Daniel Gildenlöw sang about his experience lying in the hospital and almost dying for over 70 minutes? Well, The Day the Clocks Stopped has TDW's frontman Tom de Wit singing about his experience lying in the hospital and almost dying for over 70 minutes. But TDW's album is 5 minutes longer and instead of almost dying just once, Tom spent a long time on his sick bed, fighting bowel disease, sensory processing sensitivity and medical mistakes, and he almost died twice! Take that, Daniel! But In the Passing Light of Day was, believe it or not, album of the year 2017. Does a more intense disease and death experience translate to a more intense disease and death album?
01 Crashscape 2:01 02 Clockstop X 3:31 03 Code Of Conduct 6:13 04 Clockstop 2 9:31 05 Sleepless Angels 4:43 06 The Pulse 7:53 07 Clockstop 3 1:24 08 Death And Her Brother Greg 4:24 09 No Can Do 17:56 10 Clockstop 4 7:14 11 A String Of Repeats 8:54 12 All We Could Do
Disc 2
01 The Days The Clock Stopped - Third Person 02 Fine Art Of Perseverance (tdw History Interview) 03 The Interviews (full Uncut Footage) 04 Death And Her Brother Greg (music Video)