Jakobinarina
By Lorraine Douglas • Oct 23rd, 2007 • Category: long playersJakobinarina are apparently Icelandic teenagers, but their sound defies anything imagined from the tag “Icelandic teenager”.
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Steve Adey
By Lorraine Douglas • Oct 21st, 2007 • Category: short playersThe first song here from Edinburgh based singer-songwriter Steve Adey, ‘Everything In Its Right Place’ is apparently a cover of a Radiohead song, something I didn’t realise as the brooding, intense delivery gives it more of an air of an acoustic Nirvana or Pearl Jam song.
Zoey van Goey
By Lorraine Douglas • Oct 21st, 2007 • Category: short playersThe debut single from Zoey Van Goey lies in a similar vein to the uplifting, jangling pop of Tilly and the Wall, minus the latter’s tapdancing percussion but very enjoyable nevertheless.
Gummi Bako / Come in Tokyo
By Lorraine Douglas • Oct 21st, 2007 • Category: short playersThese two bands have previously spent time under the Fence Collective umbrella prior to releasing this joint single on new Anstruther label Nekkid Records.
Little John Rocket / The Skuzzies
By Lorraine Douglas • Oct 21st, 2007 • Category: short players“Music To Play Loud” is label Framingo’s motto, and neither band on this split single is the shy and retiring type.
