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» Review: King Creosote and Pictish Trail

These two canny Scots have built up a rapport/on-stage banter which is both laugh out loud and unforced.
Johnny Lynch, aka Pictish Trail, took us through an initial set of what could be loosely termed neo-folk with interregna of bleep noise from the eighties.
The old school synths/sound boxes on stage melded well together second half (when they could get them to work) with the acoustics of King Creosote, aka Kenny Anderson, and together he and Pictish played a captivating, if occasionally bland, send-off. Best track by a country mile, ’Ça Fait Nul’.
Duke of York’s Picturehouse, 3 June
3/5
Jan Goodey

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