The Unwinding Hours
By Stuart McHugh • Aug 15th, 2010 • Category: gigs, jrgigs“Why are they showing this?” jokes Craig B, noting that the enormous video wall behind them is showing The Shining, in all its nightmarish glory.
“Why are they showing this?” jokes Craig B, noting that the enormous video wall behind them is showing The Shining, in all its nightmarish glory.
Being 747, following a few years on the rock circuit (and running Leeds indie Wrath Records) have taken a new approach to getting their music across - a kind of concept musical, Amoeba to Zebra, which aims to educate kids in science and evolution - via the medium of ROCK.
Quietly burrowing away at the fringes of the Scottish indie scene for a year or so, Mitchell Museum’s ascendancy to all-over-the-place underground stars seems to have been remarkably fast.
Regular visitors to the site will probably have noticed the banner ad for the Soundlabs festival
Sunday may be a school night, but hey, it’s the holiday season. And it’s a balance that the The Slow Club has kind of got right.