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This Mess We Keep Reshaping – OUT NOW!

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Member Since: 9/4/2005
Band Website: surfacepressure.co.uk/found/
Band Members: Ziggy Campbell, Tommy Perman, Kev Sim, Alan Stockdale, Gav Sutherland
FOUND are managed by FOUND
found [at] surfacepressure [dot] co [dot] uk
Influences: Ivor Cutler, James Brown, Miles Davis, Jay Dee, Marvin Gaye, Moondog
Sounds Like: "DIY folk quintet FOUND treat their songs like scientific art experiments, throwing in glitches and the clunks of random household objects. Their excellent second LP has strong hints of the Beta Band and Tunng, but singer Ziggy Campbell's discount-whisky croon is unmistakable" Dazed and Confused
"They look like vagrants – but when it comes to ideas, they're one of the richest bands around. FOUND sound like a punch-up between Paolo Nutini and Captain Beefheart." New of the World
"Theirs is an ever-evolving musical voyage gliding somewhere between The Earliers' psychedelic pulse, Arab Strap's woozy wonder-pop and an explosion in an Indie vinyl pressing plant." Clash

"Lead singer Ziggy Campbell's introspective patter and crisp tone guide you through the musical undergrowth. Along the way there are frolicsome tubas ('Some Fracas of a Sissy'), serenading mandolins ('Gifted'), and a sampler versus distortion pedal catfight ('Reshaping'), showcasing the experimental terrain that now defines nu folk." Observer Music Monthly

"Brilliant ... fantastic circuit-bleepy-bloppy" Huw Stephens, Radio One

“Unpredictable, noisy, melodic, daft, electronic-art-pop.” The Skinny

?"A grown-up, slick sonic treat, and surely – especially now that it comes with the Fence seal of approval – this could be the album that opens them up to a wider audience." The List

"This is modern psychedelia that owes little to the music of the 60s and everything to the present and future . . . This Mess is full of the kind of cut and paste, lo-fi treats you would associate with the likes of Super Furry Animals and FOUND have made an album which reflects both the bleak winters of Scotland and the uplifting warmth in the hearts of the people." Is This Music

“the sound of a band fulfilling their potential, showcasing their work in a refined way and appealing to a broad church of listeners. It will make your life better. 5/5” The Skinny

“An enormously promising group of talents just landed. 4/5” The List

“Scotland’s strangest new band” The Scotsman

“FOUND has stumbled upon a winning formula” The Sunday Times

“a small but perfectly formed slice of pop wonder. 5/5” DMC

“Real talent to watch out for. 5/5” Big Chill

"their sound is so progressive, so completely unique, it’s demeaning to tie it to the stale confines of a label. Instead, we should be celebrating the euphoria created by their extraordinary kaleidoscopic soundscapes. 9/10" Drowned in Sound
Record Label: Surface Pressure Records / Fence Records
Type of Label: None

My Blog

FOUND + Black Affair

Our old friends Cuts + Strings are back and are putting on a special gig with FOUND and Black Affair (aka Steve Mason) on Saturday 12 July at The GRV in Edinburgh. This is a rare chance to see Steve's...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Wed, 02 Jul 2008 08:03:00 PST

FOUND’s Red Bull Radio Show

Tommy and Gav have selected some of their favourite tunes by their Scottish contemporaries for a one-off special radio show for Red Bull Music Academy. The mix features brand new exclusives from FOUND...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Wed, 18 Jun 2008 07:07:00 PST

Make Model gig cancelled (AGAIN)

Apologies to anyone who was thinking of coming along to see us supporting Make Model tonight at Cab Vol, Edinburgh. They've had to cancel due to unforeseen circumstances. We're hoping to be able to or...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Mon, 12 May 2008 02:21:00 PST

FREE DOWNLOAD: Some Fracas Of A Sissy Remixes Part 1

Our new EP 'Some Fracas Of A Sissy' is out now on Aufgeladen Und Bereit / Fence. You can buy a copy here on the Fence site. We've commissioned some remixes of 'Some Fracas' and the double A side 'Alsa...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Fri, 25 Apr 2008 09:53:00 PST

Tommy Perman print for sale

I feel a bit cheeky posting something about my own work up here on the FOUND page, but what the hell . . . I'm gonna do it.I've got a print for sale on New York-based affordable art website, 20x200 (w...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Tue, 22 Apr 2008 02:46:00 PST

Make Model gig cancelled

Sorry folks, just to let you know that our gig with Make Model at Cab Vol, Edinburgh on Sunday 13 April has been cancelled. The reason . . . Make Model are touring with the Fratellis (as if that&rsquo...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Sun, 06 Apr 2008 06:38:00 PST

Bulleit Sessions Podcast . . .

Hello folks,I hope you’re well. We done made a podcast to preview the Bulleit Sessions gig we’re playing next Thursday 10 April in Glasgow with The Aliens and Guitar Shorty.If you’re...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Fri, 04 Apr 2008 04:20:00 PST

IMPORTANT! Tickets for FOUND / Aliens / Guitar Shorty gig

If you're interested in coming to see a very special show in Glasgow on THURSDAY APRIL 10TH, at Maggie Mays (Merchant City, 60 Trongate, G1 5EP)It's an absolutely incredible line-up: THE ALIENS will h...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Tue, 26 Feb 2008 07:58:00 PST

Listen to our Vic Galloway sessions

Yello folks . . . did any of youse here us on the radio last week? It was late, we were tired, we hadn't rehearsed, we've got two dad's in our band . . . but we think it sounded quite good.You can lis...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Thu, 29 Nov 2007 08:00:00 PST

Live session this week . . .

FOUND will be making an appearance on Vic Galloway's Introducing show on Radio 1 between midnight and 2 am this Wednesday 21 November / Thursday 22 November. Because Vic's show has been pushed back in...
Posted by FOUND  free download! on Mon, 19 Nov 2007 07:36:00 PST