B-Unique in 2007. The label was also home to other bands including Kaiser Chiefs, The Automatic and The Ordinary Boys. The band embarked on a 19 date tour in February and March 2007, starting at the Lucorum in Barnsley and ending at Carling Academy in their hometown of Birmingham. Their debut single release, "Wide Awake" was released on 19 March 2007. The single reached number 15 on the UK Singles Chart and was followed by the second single "Either Way" on 28 May 2007 which reached number 8 on the UK Singles Chart and is their biggest hit song to date. The single received heavy radio play and was championed by BBC Radio 1 DJs such as Edith Bowman, Jo Whiley and Chris Moyles. In April 2007, the band received their first NME cover and two months later were the subject of a BBC Radio 1 documentary. The band were hailed by the NME as "Britain's Best New Band" and won the Phillip Hall Radar Award at the 2007 NME Awards. They were invited to join James on their UK tour in the same month, which saw them play at the 21,000 capacity Manchester Evening News Arena. The Twang toured the UK again in May 2007 starting on 8 May in Cardiff and finishing on 31 May in London. Their debut album Love It When I Feel Like This was released on 4 June 2007. The record landed in the UK Album Chart at number 3. This was followed by slots at major festivals such as Wireless Festival, Glastonbury, T in the Park, Summer Sonic in Japan, & Reading and Leeds Festivals. The Twang sold out many large venues on their autumn tour 2007, most notably the 5,000 capacity Brixton Academy. Towards the end of 2007, the band released a new single "Two Lovers". The music video for which featured the band alongside actor Danny Dyer and actress Jaime Winstone as a pair of dysfunctional sweethearts. The band also toured extensively in 2008 and played V Festival on 16 and 17 August 2008. The band also worked with The Streets on a remix of their hit single "Either Way", which featured rapper Professor Green. Jewellery Quarter (2009–2010) In January 2008, the Twang decamped to the isle of Anglesey, where they hired a cottage and began writing for their second studio album Jewellery Quarter. The band have described this period as