MyGen
Profile Generatorpeople: in airports (small case) are a 4-piece indie-rock ensemble residentially
spanning York and Leeds. Formed in 2006 by Shed Seven bassist Tom
Gladwin and locally renowned singer/songwriter Paul Downes,
songs were written, early sessions recorded and positive internet
reaction enjoyed. In 2007 Jimmy Greenall (guitar and backing vocals) and Ken
Sayers (drums) were recruited and the line up was complete.
A flourishing songwriting partnership has produced songs that are sufficiently leftfield and edgy to pique the interest but never forget to be catchy and fiercely melodic.
If you’re looking for another tight jeaned, winkle picker wearing new wave post punk band or electro experimentalists who are trying so hard to be different they render themselves unlistenable you’ve come to the wrong place.
Musically, influences such as The Shins dreamy pop
are combined with the more visceral and urgent qualities of classic English groups like The Jam with 60’s pop sensibility thrown in for good measure.
From tales of old scores to settle, hesitant
forays into romance, a trip around our nations capital,
nightmare dreams of a never-ending fall, being pursued by
wolves and alien military deception, each tune has it's own story to
tell.
At the start of 2008 “pia†recorded three songs for public consumption which were given away free at live dates. The live show has been regularly honed in front of local
and out of town audiences with much aplomb
and with an album set to be recorded by the end of the year for a 2009 release, people: in airports are most certainly (ahem) preparing for take-off.
