We Can Still Picnic
By Gavin Porter • Mar 1st, 2012 • Category: jrbig, long playersThe We Can Still Picnic collective have brought together an intriguing compilation from some of the more obscure and underrated acts in Scotland on white vinyl.
The We Can Still Picnic collective have brought together an intriguing compilation from some of the more obscure and underrated acts in Scotland on white vinyl.
Frank Eddie is the alias of Fred Deakin of Lemon Jelly, and this is his second vinyl only release through his own ‘Impotent Fury’ imprint.
The Big Pink’s second album kicks off with ‘Stay Gold’, a massive sounding, radio-hugging beast of a song that’s hard to resist.
Southampton metalcore outfit In Place of Hope certainly pull no punches with ‘Lifelines’, the opener to this three-track, self-titled EP.
Hubbert’s acclaimed debut ‘First and Last’ was very much a solo pursuit- literally one man and his guitar, with occasional percussive backing.