Kid Adrift
By Karen Dorrat • Mar 11th, 2010 • Category: features“Music has no clear use.” So says the young man behind Scotland’s new signing to Island Records, Kid Adrift.
“Music has no clear use.” So says the young man behind Scotland’s new signing to Island Records, Kid Adrift.
The last of the Tiger nights in Dunfermline, for me this is a testament to the mentality of Chemikal Underground. I admit it, I now realise I’m a novice in the Underground world.
Sold out you say? Since when has that stopped us pushing through, pushing past and reaching for the majestic sounds of new found talent?
Opening with the majestic ‘Living is a Problem’ it was clear from the start that this was going to be quite a gig. It’s not that Dunfermline fans don’t get many live gigs, indeed ITM? itself has been resident there for many a month.
Grumbles about the excessive rain, shortage of ponchos and mud the likes not seen since Woodstock all paled in significance when you realised what a homely affair Hydro Connect is and how grown up it all feels.