Archive for September, 2009
Article in the Herald
We appeared in the Herald this week too - a busy week it has indeed been.
A good night was had in Mathers whilst all the drama of the fireworks was going on outside. Even Jocky Wilson was there.
Review of Album Launch
Hello everyone you can read a review of our Album Launch gig from the Is this music? site
Thank you kindly and have a good day.
Thank you all once again……
Thanks again to all who attended the Album Launch. We all had a great time and so pleased to have the opportunity to hold it in such a great venue.
An article on the launch can be seen at the Scotsman site.
Footage of the Album Launch shot by The Scotsman can be seen here.
The Scotsman also gave us a great review for the Album!
You can read it http://www.living.scotsman.com/music/Album-review-St-Jude39s-Infirmary.5580219.jp”>here.
There is also a very kind album Press Launch Review at “Terrible Love Songs”
Poetry in motion…..
Saint Jude’s also appear on the latest Scottish Poetry Podcast with its Reader in Residence Ryan Van Winkle.
Also Grant was also honoured to get the chance to discuss one of his favourtie poets and big, if not always so obvious influence on St. Judes; the might Osip Mandelstam at the Reading Room.
Many thanks again to Ryan and the good righteous people of the Scottish Poetry Library.
Listen to us on Jims show…….
Saint Jude’s appear on Jim Gellatly’s new music show in a best of the mill special.
Big thanks to Jim for his continued support over the (many) years………
Album update!!!!
Saint Jude’s new album `This has been the death of us.` is due out on October 19th. but you can pre-order your copy at Avalanche Records...
Check out Jenny Soep…..
Jenny came along to our gigs at the National Library and at the National Portrait Gallery and drew us during the gig.
You can see the results at Jennys website - please check her out - it’s amazing what she can do!
Sneaky Petes 14th October
Supporting Girls from San Francisco……..
Pre-order “This Has Been The Death Of Us”
you can pre-order our album from Avalanche Records
