Theft of the Dial: Metronomy by Mark Wheat February 17, 2020 discover music theft of the dial Metronomy released their latest album, 'Forever,' on Sept. 13, 2019. (courtesy Sonic PR) Play/Pause Listen: Theft of the Dial: Metronymy Download MP3 | 00:40:43 When U.K. band Metronomy visited the Twin Cities for a show at the Varsity Theater, band members Joe Mount and Oscar Cash stopped at The Current to host a Theft of the Dial, playing some of their favorite songs and telling their story. Metronomy were conceived by Joe Mount in the late 1990s; they released their first album in 2005 and started performing live the following year. "You sort of have to commit to the idea of becoming a musician or being in a band quite young," Mount says. "In England, everyone has a gap year after you do your A-Levels when you're 17 or 18. Lots of people go traveling and have a gap year, and I was like, 'I'm not going to do that; I'm going to get a job and work on my music because I'll be traveling for the rest of my life.' I knew it was a sort of thought exercise, almost. I hoped I would [become a musician]." Metronomy: Forever is their sixth album. We'll hear songs from that release alongside some of their favorite music from other artists. Playlist Metronomy - Whitsand Bay Squid - House Plants Devo - Girl You Want Charlott Adigery - Patenipat M.T. Hadley - Reticent Joy Again - Abaighs Song Meat Puppets - Oh, Me Metronomy - Walking In The Dark External Link Metronomy - official site 1 Photos Metronomy, 'Forever' (Because Music) Tweet