Scottish east-coast lo-fi sleazy shake acoustical pop.

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POP: British Pop, Rock Modernistic Rock

crashlanded Songs


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Analogue
Analogue have been around on the Edinburgh (UK) music scene for many years in one form or another. Their original incarnation, 'Nowhere', regularly played to audiences of literally tens of screaming fans. Mavis (the band's songwriter) however, fed up with the bland, faceless acts being touted as the next big thing decided that tunes alone were not enough, and that an agenda was needed to sit alongside the music. Analogue was born. The agenda, a fusion of politics, conspiracy theories and anti-capitalism was inspired by Icke, Klein and too much time spent on the Internet. (Scott)
http://www.thesunmachine.net/weblog/weblog_music_0005.htm

Analogue 2000 - 2003.

crashlanded - a classic example of east coast lo-fi Scottish rock.

over my head - shoulda been the a-side, radiohead/beachboys inspired tune.

break away - acoustical lament that is (along with over my head) proving popular at rhapsody (listen.com).

edinburgh quartet analogue's only 'officially-sanctioned' release from the turn of the millenium.

for more details of other music by songwriter, paul methven, come back to here.