The Wee Cherubs with Martin Cotter in conversation with David Eastaugh
Glasgow indie band formed in 1983. They recorded one single 'Dreaming' in 1983 at Glasgow's famous Park Lane Studios. The single was released in 1984 with a limited pressing of 1000.
Now there's a new collection released on Opic Nerve Records
A collection of lost recordings made in Glasgow between 1982 & 1985. Restored and remastered especially for this release.
Formed in 1982 by Martin Cotter, Christine Gibson and Graham Adam & part of the Glasgow indie scene of the early 80's The Wee Cherubs only released one single, (Dreaming, which is included in this set), before calling it a day in 1985. Their range of influences are on show here, and although some tracks are redolent of Orange Juice and Aztec Camera there is no definitive Wee Cherubs sound, which makes this collection an exciting and rewarding discovery
Simon Heavisides - Adrian Borland The Sound
Lora Logic - Essential Logic - X-Ray Spex & Essential Logic
Monika Hempel - Klaus Nomi
Simon "Ding" Archer - Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, The Fall, PJ Harvey, The Pixies, AAAK, 1919,
Louise Rutkowski - This Mortel Coil, Rutkowski Sisters, Sunset Gun, The Florentines, The Kindness Of Strangers
Anita Gabrielle Tedder - Zenana
Simon Reynold - Futuromania: Electronic Dreams, Desiring Machines and Tomorrow’s Music Today
David 'Taffy' Hughes - Hurrah! & The Girl with the Replaceable Head
David Wolfenden - Red Lorry Yellow Lorry
The Children - Michael Wiener & Jim Coleman
Danny Kroha - The Gories, Demolition Doll Rods, Rocket 455, The Readies
Muz Murray
Linda Smith
The Housemartins - Stan Cullimore
Ausgang - Max
Alan Lee Shaw - The Damned, The Rings, Maniacs & Physicals
Chris Cuffaro - Photographer
Ron Ward - Speedball Baby, Blood Oranges & Five Dollar Priest
Kim Richey
Ira A Robbins - Zip It Up!: The Best of Trouser Press Magazine 1974 - 1984
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