We Expected/ Please Don't Call Me At Home, by The Hussy's (7" on Weekender)
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Description: | 7" on Weekender Records |
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| Format: | 7" | ||
| Label: | Weekender | ||
| Price: | £3.29 | ||
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Review date: 18 April 2007
What we say
What the label says:Bursting out of the Glasgow scene, fresh from a tour with Little Man Tate, The Hussy’s are here with their debut double A side single “We Expected / Please Don’t’. Released on 30th April, through the ever-growing label, Weekender Records on limited edition 7” and download. The vinyl also contains a third track, Cheap Flowers. Impressive radio play, confirms fans include the likes of Steve Lamacq (BBC 6 MUSIC), Jim Gellatly & Dominik Diamond (XFM), and Janice Long (BBC RADIO 2). After two sell out shows at Glasgow’s infamous King Tuts already this year, their reputation for their thrilling, energetic live shows is preceding them. Now they’re on a tour again, including a date with The Pipettes and an Xfm Outbreak show at London’s Purple Turtle. Come and see them live, and see what all the fuss is about. “Sunny Glaswegian indie pop…if it doesn't make you smile on this snowy day, then nothing will.” – THE GUARDIAN "...Scotland’s Hottest New Band." – THE SUNDAY MAIL “…singer Fili is Scotland's answer to Cerys Matthews (Catatonia). They're going to be your next favourite band.” – THE DAILY RECORD |
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This record left our Maggie feeling unmoved.