Be a Familiar
You can’t accuse Be a Familiar of a lack of ambition. Their songs are crammed with soaring brass, piano, guitar and vocal harmonies all sung with a distinct Scots brogue. They take indie in new directions, expanding on the formula to create an up-beat but understated cacophony of goodness.
The Classic Grand, Glasgow, Sat 13 Dec.
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