Hullo, and welcome to our website. I don't update this often enough. I think that's probably because, unlike our various other outlets online, this one doesn't ping me a notification every time one of you accidentally hits 'like' on one of the carefully crafted pieces of utter nonsense that make up our online output.
The next month or two promises to be a very active period for us.
We've got the following gigs coming up;
Buttermere Bash (ENG) - 31.06.25
Volxfesta - Bolzano/Bozen (ITA) - 14.06.25
Rudolstadt Festival (DE) - 04.07.2025
Kelburn Garden Party (SCO) - 06.07.2025
Buttermere is already sold out, so if you're in the UK and you want to come and see us you'll need to snap up one of the remaining tickets for Kelburn.
This is an amazing run of shows! It's fairly surreal for me to look at this list and see gigs in 4 different countries. Needless to say, we're looking forward to all of them immensely. A huge thanks to Ian S and Christina, who have worked very hard behind the scenes to make all of this happen.
Secondly, we've got a new single coming out. The exact release date isn't confirmed yet, but it'll be around the end of June/beginning of July.
The track we are releasing is called 'Brittlestar Galactica' - it's based around a tune composed by Helen, and is just one of a number of new tracks we've been sneaking into our sets over the past few months.
As well as being your first chance to hear our new material, this is also notable as being the first proper track we've self released since 2017.
All of our music in the intervening period has come out via Skye Records. Iain C - without whom our two albums to date wouldn't be out - has been incredibly helpful and we've learned a lot from him. Thanks man!
On a personal note I'd like to say thanks to everyone - including you guys - for your patience - it’s been a bust couple of years what with all of our gigs and life stuff.
After this run of gigs is over and the single is out, I'm planning to use the summer break from work to get my head down and concentrate on writing album #3.
- Calum