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AmatrArt - Soft Skin/Mirror
Glasgow five piece band AmatrArt just released the double a-side single “Soft Skin/Mirror“, self-produced by singer Jonathan Mullen, which is out now via Bloc+ Music. AmatrArt are Jonathan Mullen (Vocals & Guitar), Josh McGeechan (Guitar), Niall Jootun (Bass), Niall Morris (Samples/Synths), and Lewis Orr (Drums).
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AmatrArt – ‘Mirror/Soft Skin’ [Bloc+Music]
AmatrArt – ‘Mirror/Soft Skin’ [Bloc+Music]
Both tracks on AmatrArt’s latest single, ‘Mirror’ and ‘Soft Skin’, share certain similarities, however differ with regards to the lyrical themes and musical style. There are themes of regret and self-doubt present throughout ‘Mirror’, which are complimented by repeating synth and guitar, which gradually builds throughout the track, ending with a prominent crescendo. This conveys the emotional…
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T in the Park (Saturday)
T in the Park (Saturday)
After a rather easy ride back the previous night, leaving before the full on headliners finished, we decide to opt into a car park a bit closer to the festival site; little did we know how much hassle this would cause, but more on that later. Popping down to the media bit for the small portion of time that tins of T actually made it to the fridge I boost out just as quick to catch the openers at…
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New Years Revolution with Kill The Waves, AmatrArt, Static Future, Woodwife at Tut’s, 8/1/15
New Years Revolution with Kill The Waves, AmatrArt, Static Future, Woodwife at Tut’s, 8/1/15
On this wet and windy evening the second King Tut’s New Years Revolution gig is a haven from the elements outside; first up are gypsy steampunk folksters Woodwife with crystal clear vocals and the coolest looking bass in Glasgow.
They slowly ease through their set, of which highlights were ‘Walking Song’ and ‘Dreaming’, which has pitch perfect harmonies
Static Future, who are playing their first…
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