New Music: plaaydoh
July 25, 2008 · Words: Martin S ·
plaaydoh are a Glasgow-based pop troupe showcasing refreshingly child-like music with a ton of tape-hiss and analogue noisiness. I discovered them via cowsarejustfood, who accurately pointed out that the above song- “farmies”- appears to be about working in Farmfoods.
plaaydoh are performing at the Ivy Bar in Glasgow on Sunday (27 Jul), and you can download a free EP & cassette rip over here.
Tags: Glasgow, MP3, Music, plaaydoh, pop
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