
Hi guys
Just a quick update on all things Screichish…
Last month we were delighted to receive a very favourable review from the Daily Record’s Rick Fulton, published on Friday 19th August. The album was described as a “strident effort of intent”, and you can read the full review by clicking the image to the left.
We also had the pleasure of playing a few excellent launch nights in Glasgow, Irvine and Edinburgh with some of our good friends, including Acid Fascists, Christie Connor-Vernal, Tango Rhums, Delusional, Colin Hunter, Bunny & the Misshapes and Dave Hughes & his RFPB. I’d like to take this opportunity to say thanks so much to everyone who was involved in organising and playing the nights, as well as to everyone who turned up and bought a CD. Very much appreciated.
On top of that, we’ve been fortunate enough to have had some great features written about our music recently, by Last Year’s Girl (Lis) and KittyNation/Kitty Licks… Get a look if you have a chance (opens in a new window).
humans talking to humans: the roscoe vacant interview
Kitty Questions: ROSCOE VACANT
This month we’ve also had a few tracks featured on some very cool compilation albums. Make-That-A-Take Records recently released their “Make-Yer-Ane Comp II” which features our song “Misery Loves Company” from our debut album “Reckurdt”. The comp also features Billy Liar, the Stay Gones, the Murderburgers, Shields Up and more, and is available to buy HERE and features 20 songs from some of the best punk, hardcore and emo bands in Scotland. KittyNation Vintage Emporium have also released a rare demo version of “All in the Reel of the Summer” on their Kitty Licks Volume 5 CD, which also features our friends Vincent Nifigance and the Paraffins. Kitty Licks 5 is available free with any purchase from the excellent KittyNation website at www.kittynation.com.
We’ve got a few gigs in the pipeline, hopefully including a mini-tour with the legendary Jinx Lennon in November, so stay tuned.
Oh, and if you haven’t already picked up ”Reckurdt”, it’s available to buy online from our friends at NEWTOWN PRODUCTS, as well as on iTunes, Amazon and eMusic. The album is also available for £5 from Love Music/Elvis Shakespeare in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Take care,
Roscoe Vacant & the Gantin’ Screichs