A micro-indie record label based in Fife, Scotland: The Fence Collective, King Creosote, The Pictish Trail, FOUND, James Yorkston, OnTheFly, Rozi Plain, François & the Atlas Mountains, Player Piano, Gummi Bako, Lone Pigeon, Pip Dylan, H.M.S. Ginafore, OLO Worms and more . . .
King Creosote‘s breakthrough album, and debut for Names/679. The album features 11 KC penned tracks with fellow Names artists and psychedelic minstrels, The Earlies, on backing band duties. The album, expands the KC musakal palette further with horns, beats, strings and atmospherics, but is still at heart a collection of extraordinarily touching, funny, sad, poignant, heartbreaking and downright beautiful songs. KC Rules OK? You bet your life he does.
| 1 | Not One Bit Ashamed | |||
| 2 | You Are Could I? | |||
| 3 | Bootprints | |||
| 4 | The Vice-Like Gist Of It | |||
| 5 | 678 | |||
| 6 | Locked Together | |||
| 7 | Jump At The Cats | |||
| 8 | My Favorite Girl | |||
| 9 | So Forlorn | |||
| 10 | I’ll Fly By The Seat Of My Pants | |||
| 11 | Marguerita Red |
King Creosote
In 1995 Kenny Anderson, then lead singer/songwriter for the scottish bands skuobhie dubh orchestra and khartoum heroes, launched his own label fence with his own solo project king creosote. With a healthy cynicism of all things music industry related, kc set out to make home recorded music in as stress-free an environment as possible, and [...]
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