Wednesday 26 November 2014

Kitch Interview



The fact that Kitch, whose name comes from a quote by Jarvis Crocker , point out The Cure and New Order as their major influences should not shock anyone who's listened to their latest track. It Happened Under This Roof has the homogeneous quality that rocketed Robert Smith and co into the spotlight, featuring vocals being projected along with an unsettling yet eerily enjoyable rhythm. This makes for a great rack, managing to showcase the talent of Dan Johnston (Vocals and Guitar), Paul Band (Guitar and Keys), Blair Hoggan (Bass), Conor Donegan (Keys and Guitar) and Blair Fowler (Drums).

Social media has helped to kick-start multiple careers in music, most notably the Arctic Monkeys who were the first major band to have benefited from the internet. Kitch have noticed this, wisely making the decision to stream their music on Soundcloud meaning their psychedelic music is available to over 200 million listeners. “Thanks to Soundcloud we managed to get the slot at Kendall Calling that's helped people notice us, even high profile musicians like Tim Burgess have gave us a listen.”

This success hasn't stopped any ambitions for the West Lothian boys though. “We're hoping to get our music put on Spotify, we've had a few offers here and there to get our stuff properly recorded so we're looking forward to seeing what happens there.” As well as this there's an upcoming EP that's sure to satisfy fans of their work. “The songs are ready to go, we're just looking at where to get them recorded and then it should be on its way.” With plans on branching out in terms of touring, Kitch is a name you should definitely look out for. 

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