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Over The Wall - Shifts
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A big thanks to Ben and Gav from Over The Wall for contributing this cracking track from their upcoming debut album. More from Over The Wall over here ---> www.weareoverthewall.com
"The song is the first track on our debut album 'Treacherous' which will come out on Motive Sounds in November. We wanted something really immediate to start the album, and I remember we described the beat for this as 'The Timbaland Beat' when we were working on it, it's supposed to make you want to move. Lyrically it's about escape, trying to get away and feeling like circumstances are pinning you down. There are a couple of Springsteen references in there to bring that theme out (see if you can find them!) again for kicking the album off that seemed appropriate." - Gav Prentice (Over The Wall)
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Kowalskiy Glasgow
Kowalskiy was called a lot of things, including an "esteemed" and "cult" Scottish music blogger "virtuoso". I might have
announced my sudden retirement from blogging in early 2013, but I leave you with 30 free EPs featuring more than 150 brilliant Scottish bands to remember me by.
Thanks to everyone who contributed, and everyone who downloaded one of these EPs.
All the best folks,
David x
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