Glasgow five-piece Home$lice present their debut album ‘Howdy’. This time around, the band have taken a heavier, yet sparser approach in their song writing, taking inspiration from bands such as The Smiths, Pixies, New Order and Diiv. Lyrically inspired by their home city of Glasgow and the inevitable departure of youth, ‘Howdy’ is air tight in its execution.
The album, recorded by Ronan Fay at Green Door Studio, will be released by Glasgow-based garage label Spiral Oh in April 2018. The launch night will take place in The Poetry Club accompanied by a tour in support of the release.
2017 saw the band release their EP “Young creatives” described by local music blog Ravechild as, “one of the freshest sounding releases that’s come out of Glasgow”. “Out of sight”, voted no.2 in Ravechild’s ‘Songs of 2017’, was described by local music website Goldflake Paint as a “guitar pop gem, that continues to push the bands aesthetic.” Recorded at Glasgow’s infamous Green Door Studio, “Young Creatives” saw the band refine their alt pop musings into a sharper sound that scales the precipice of despair and devotion.
The band became friends through chance meetings in Glasgow’s myriad of musical happenings, forming in June 2015. After spilling onto the city’s frenzied music scene, Home$lice’s credentials were truly established when their song “Was it something I said?” from their first un-mastered demo “Citizen Kane 2” was premiered by Noisey a few
Tonights support slot is Dylan Tierney, a 20 year old Singer/Songwriter from Inverness. Original material , and has been gigging from a young age , music can be decribed as Country Blues Acoustic Folk