Esperi
Esperi is the project of Chris Lee-marr, who plays both solo and with the help of his friends Cat Lee-Marr (harp), Jon Adam (drums), Craig Arnott (bass) and Eilidh Glynn (cello). Chris also plays in The A Forest with Cat and Eilidh.
Esperi is the project of Chris Lee-marr, who plays both solo and with the help of his friends Cat Lee-Marr (harp), Jon Adam (drums), Craig Arnott (bass) and Eilidh Glynn (cello). Chris also plays in The A Forest with Cat and Eilidh.
Otherpeople are a band from Glasgow, Scotland. They steal ideas from Pavement, Blur, Nirvana, Talking Heads and other bands and then play them less proficiently. Andrew Sings and plays the guitar, Bruce plays the drums and sings, Dave plays the bass and Richie plays guitar and sings.
Member of the Wedding are a mixed sex beat combo from Glasgow. There are three of them - Rory who sings and strums the guitar, Louisa who plays bass and keyboards and Stephen who thumps the tubs and keeps the other two in time. Outside of the band, Rory relaxes by pretending he's agrophobic, Louisa competes in international knitting tournaments and Stephen cultivates a secret moustache, much like Ringo Starr's. They all admire Scott Walker, Orange Juice, The Monks and The Go-Betweens. They watch Harold & Maude whenever they can.
Grant Campbell is a Scottish singer-songwriter living in Glasgow.
2005 saw the release of his debut album ‘Postcards from Nowhere’ on a small local independent label.
The album was recorded on a four track at home in Clydebank over several years. It was all recorded, performed and mixed by Campbell. These thirteen tracks made up a debut that even despite a low key release managed to accomplish an impressive array of press attention including the holy grail of UK reviews, “Album of the Week” in The Sunday Times.
2-piece sibling noise vs. rock from Glasgow, Scotland. Debut EP 'RESI' released on Good Grief Records September 2012. Free downloads available: http://youngphiladelphia.bandcamp.com.
The Martial Arts was originally the name used by singer/guitarist Paul Kelly when his demos were released on two compilations by Swedish label Groover Recordings. Having found his music via the internet, they invited him to record an album in Stockholm with Shout Out Louds producer Ronald Bood. With not one live appearence to their name, the band recorded their debut EP 'Do It Riot Grrl' in their hometown of Glasgow and then in August 2005, made the trip to Stockholm and recorded their debut album 'Your Sinclair'.
There have been at least 3 bands called The Wake, including a Scottish post-punk band, an American goth band and a Finnish death metal band. 1. The Wake were a Scottish post punk and later indie pop band, founded in Glasgow in 1981 by Gerard “Caesar” McInulty (formerly of Altered Images), Steven Allen and Joe Donnelly, who was later replaced by Bobby Gillespie. Steven’s sister Carolyn Allen soon joined, and remained in the band until its end.
Spacehopper were a four piece band started in Glasgow in 1990
Dave Spacehopper-guitar/vocals.
Sarah Spacehopper-guitar
Dave Bass-Bass
Bryn(me)-Drums
Punk rock art noise terror.We were looking to scare as well as entertain.
We were into all sorts KLF,Dead Kennedys,Young Gods you get the idea.
released a couple of singles through Creeping Bent records based in Glasgow.Milk metal(creepingbent 001)and a joint single with the Secret Goldfish Mars Bonding/Venus Bonding.The singer David then moved to Denmark and that was that.