Likeably wonky Scottish indie from the Glasgow 4-piece - thickly accented vocals, strident guitars and drums and a keyboard that sounds like a bank of theremins gaffa-taped together.
Quite where the nu-folk revolution goes next is anyone’s guess, but We See Lights’ press clipping suggests that they’re pretty well entrenched in the Scottish scene
Math rock? That was - still is - a musical genre easily recognised by its complexities of riffs, its meandering melodies, each tune forever taking unexpected turns when least expected.
If you were to plot the careers of the Reid Brothers on a chart, you’d get something all over the place, all peaks and troughs, and in the most unexpected places.
Imagine if the 80s had bypassed Scotland.
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