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EPISODE · Oct 11, 2011 · 32 MIN

Radar podcast #16

from Scotsman Radar · host radar.scotsman.com

In this edition of the Radar podcast we feature The Moth and The Mirror, a Glasgow band whose majestic debut album has been "a long time coming". Founding member Stacey Sievwright tells us about the long but rewarding experience of making of Honestly, This World (available now), and the former member of The Reindeer Section reflects on the ever-changing Glasgow scene. Our Introducing slot is given over to Edinburgh trio Collar Up, who deliver a brilliantly infectious piano-driven number called Short Term Memories, while Glasgow's Otherpeople open the show with their anthemic anti-folk (quite literally) song, (I am so bored of) Acoustic Guitars. We revisit the retro grandeur of Aberfeldy-based Star Wheel Press and the off-kilter, post-punk inspired indie of Edinburgh quartet Blank Canvas - both bands who have been 'on the Radar' in the past month.

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In this episode of the Radar Podcast the featured band is The Moth and The Mirror, we introduce Collar Up and we have the finest new Scottish music from Otherpeople, Star Wheel Press and Blank Canvas.

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