"Think The Cramps crossed with the B52s, with a fair dose of Smog and Cat Power thrown in, and you’ll be in the Sons & Daughters picture."
Fans of Glasgow quartet Sons & Daughters will find hours...
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Sons & Daughters will be returning to Ireland in February.
Read More Scottish rockers Sons & Daughters drop in for a chat at Electric Picnic 2007.
Read More When Sons and Daughters first came round our way last year via an Arts Council grant and an obscure US indie label, there was much scratching of heads as to where they fitted in. Then we discovered that they were touring with fellow Glaswegians Franz Ferdinand and, hey presto, there you go – part of at least two scenes, job done thank you very much. Except they weren’t, inhabiting instead their own little dark corner of a world that drew on influences way beyond those currently in vogue.
Read More Scottish unisex quartet Sons And Daughters specialise in dysfunction and murder.
Read More Trad, disco, funk, punk, garage rock – it’s probably easier to say what Sons & Daughters aren’t than what they are.
Read More Sons & Daughters have been accused of being more American than the Americans, and certainly a first listen to their debut album brings to mind any combination of words like blues, funk, country, rock, hyphenated with “melee”, but they lend their own distinctive flavor to the obvious musical influences.
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