The band’s name is taken from a confluence of roads in the band’s
hometown of Dundee. Very appropriate this is too, since this band is
truly the result of a meeting and a meshing of talents and minds.
Producer Matt Lawrence allowed the band to capture the essence of what
makes the music special, distilling not only the foam and the energy,
but also the eeriness and otherness that sits at the heart of their
sound. With hundreds of gigs already chalked up, and the schedule for
2016 filling fast–don’t doubt their commitment.
The single is
energetic and cheerful, with an uplifting tone. Vocalist, David, manages
to highlight the incredible ability to his vocal range and it’s clear
to see the amount of talent that Sinderins have is extraordinary.
On
Fayre, David Webster hits and sustains a high note across four bars.
Initial attempts to record this fell short so, channeling something he
had read about Thom Yorke leaping into a fjord, Webster asked his band
mates to douse him in ice water before he ran to the mic. That first
take is the one that was used on the final record…
With Fayre the
band have created something that draws on tradition; the tradition of
the Folk scene, sure, and on their own personal histories. It is where
ideas, techniques, traditions and friends – old and new – come together.
Fayre
is taken from Sinderins upcoming album and will be available at all the
usual places from 13th May with the album to drop in June.
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