Thru the Glass

"Thru the Glass"
Single by Thirteen Senses
from the album The Invitation
B-side	"Lights Out", "Picture This", "Turn Out The Light", "Losers"
Released	10 January 2005
Format	7", CDS, Maxi-CD
Recorded	2004
Genre	Alternative rock
Label	Mercury
Producer(s)	Danton Supple
Thirteen Senses singles chronology
"Into the Fire" (2004) "Thru the Glass" (2005) "The Salt Wound Routine" (2005)

"Thru the Glass" is a song by Cornish alternative rock band Thirteen Senses, from their debut album The Invitation. However it was originally released on 1 March 2004 (see 2004 in British music) as the debut single Thru The Glass (limited release) on Vertigo Records when it didn't chart, before later being re-released as the third single from The Invitation in the United Kingdom on 10 January 2005 (see 2005 in British music). The re-release peaked at #18 on the UK Singles Chart.

Track listing

Thru the Glass (CD 1) [2005]

1. Thru the Glass (Single Version) [3:26]
2. Lights Out [3:08]

Thru the Glass (CD 2) [2005]

1. Thru the Glass (Alternative Single Edit) [3:34]
2. Picture This [4:00]
3. Turn Out the Light [4:22]

Thru the Glass (Ltd. 7") [2005]

1. Thru the Glass (Album Version) [4:37]
2. Losers [3:38]

Limited release

"Thru the Glass"
Single by Thirteen Senses
from the album Falls in the Dark
B-side	"No Other Life is Attractive"
Released	1 March 2004
Format	7", CDS
Recorded	2003
Genre	Alternative rock
Label	Mercury Records
Producer(s)	Dare Mason
Thirteen Senses singles chronology
"Thru the Glass (limited release)" (2004) "Do No Wrong" (2004)

"Thru the Glass" was released in compact disc and 7" vinyl formats, as a strictly limited single in the United Kingdom on 1 March 2004 (see 2004 in British music) on Vertigo Records. Both tracks are remixed and remastered from the Falls in the Dark demo album sessions.

Track listing

Thru the Glass (CDS) [2004]

1. Thru the Glass [4:40] 2. No Other Life is Attractive [5:45]

Thru the Glass (Ltd. 7") [2004]

1. Thru the Glass [4:40] 2. No Other Life is Attractive [5:45]

Use in media

"Thru the Glass" was used as the background music in the Series Two finale of Waterloo Road, and continues to be played over the end credits instead of the normal title music.