BREATHE FOR ME

Date

November 18, 2024

Genres

Artist

Attic Lights

Catalog

RELEASED

Language

ENGLISH [ENG]

Country

Scotland

Details Press Release.

After the release of several Singles the band returns in 2019 with "Love In The Time Of Shark Attacks", maintaining the same pop inspiration, killer melodies and heavenly harmonies that have seen them compared to THE LEMONHEADS, TEENAGE FANCLUB and R.E.M. A collection of absolutely solid songs. The kind that seem unassuming, but you can't stop playing them, and soon you can't get them out of your head and they wind up becoming a part of the soundtrack of your life. Because that's the true essence of pop - those melodies that slip into our lives, and take on a value that is beyond estimatation. Like TEENAGE FANCLUB, VELVET CRUSH, THE POSIES, THE BOO RADLEYS, THE THREE O'CLOCK and so many more. To a world with fewer sharks! At least out of the water.

Achievements and awards

In July 2008, Attic Lights appeared on the BBC’s The Culture Show in a live performance and interview and had their Somerset House gig filmed and broadcast live on Channelbee. In October 2008 the band began to tour with Paul Heaton and Cerys Matthews. On 21 October 2008, Attic Lights invited fans via their MySpace page to be in their music video for their single “Late Night Sunshine”. On 13 October 2008, the band’s debut album, Friday Night Lights, was released to positive reviews. The CD single version of “Bring You Down” featured remixes by fellow Glaswegians Mogwai and Camera Obscura. Attic Lights saw in 2009 by playing at the Edinburgh Princes Street Hogmanay celebrations. They followed this with a UK and Ireland tour supporting Camera Obscura. With the relaunch of the new series of Minder on Five, the band re-recorded the program’s signature theme tune. This was previously sung by Dennis Waterman (who starred in it as Terry McCann, the original ‘minder’). The group recorded a cover of fellow Glaswegians Strawberry Switchblade’s “Since Yesterday” for a TV campaign advertising the STV Jobs website, which launched in January 2010 and ran throughout the year.

Artist Bio.

Calling out such stylistic influences as 70s power pop, country, and alternative-rock, Attic Lights formed in Glasgow in the early 2000s. The group took its name from the fairy lit attic used for rehearsals and recordings. The band’s debut album ‘Friday Night Lights’ arrived in 2008 through Island Records. ATTIC LIGHTS is back five year later with ‘Super De Luxe’ which was released through Elefant Records. An album produced by Francis Macdonald (TEENAGE FANCLUB, NICE MAN) with echoes of CAMERA OBSCURA, THE BEACH BOYS, THE BOO RADLEYS, FOUNTAINS OF WAYNE… A major album, with high emotional voltage that lets you believe in the power of music again.