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News from across the globe. Miami based Cloudberry Records have put out a limited edition 3" cd single for us. It features That Is A Family, Fallen and (Daddy Didn't Mend My) Tractor and came out on 1st July 2007.
Here's the Cloudberry address: www.cloudberryrecords.com/
Gina McKee, the song, is featured on Firestation Records' new compilation 'New British Invasion Vol2' (FST 072). Out in December - contact: http://www.firestation-records.de/
Gina McKee, the album, will be out shortly...
Gideon Coe played Gina McKee again on Friday 15th December. He said it was one of his favourite singles of the year. He played it again on Tuesday 10.07.07 http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/shows/gideon_coe/tracklisting.shtml?y=2007&d=20070710
A bit of a Scottish Polistory.
After scraping our knees together, we scraped our fingers on guitars and pianos and banged them on biscuit tins before playing songs in front of people in the upstairs rooms of pubs in Newcastle upon Tyne, including a few with the Anti-pop Organisation (Arthur2Stroke, Noise Toys etc) when those Viz boys were selling Viz 1 in the toilet. Since then, we've played with various line-ups in Sheffield, Newcastle, Leicester and London...
The philosophy of the Scottish Polis Inspectors has always been serious fun; to make music with feeling and meaning. We are now based and recording in Newcastle upon Tyne but we have always been a collective with various Inspectors ploughing semi-detached furrows in the East Midlands and Australia.
We decided to finally record some songs properly (instead of through the built-in mics of cassette recorders onto EMI Soundhogs) and came up with the Gina McKee EP in 2005 and the rest of the songs on the Gina McKee album in 2006, all recorded at the fabulous Cluny Studios in Newcastle upon Tyne. A couple of songs were featured in a friendly blog and our music spread to some small pockets of Germany, Spain, Australia, Brazil, Taiwan and the US. In Berlin, Firestation Records liked us enough to stick Gina McKee (the song) on their ‘The British Invasion Vol 2’ compilation (FST 072).
We have been played on BBC 6music (Gideon Coe), Resonance FM, James Clarke's Northern Uproar on Radio Newcastle and German radio. Google us for the proof!
Inspector Napier appeared in The Mourning Brooch.
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