The Great Insanity

TGI are Keith Duncan, Jules McAllister and Robert Davidson.

Three strong vocal styles, various Elektron gadgetry with traditional instrumentation makes for eclectic listening which is hard to classify.

If Autechre, NIN and David Bowie had an orgy and gave birth to a bastard love child then it might come close to describing the unique sound of TGI.

Uncomfortable, moving and politically aware lyrics means that they are not here just for show.

They even rap.

Having a multinational award winning video for their song "Another Day", which was also nominated for a Scottish New Talent Bafta in 2011,

shows that this band have the unique talent to do something original in an age of copy-cats and trickery.

Breaking through genres like nobody else, these guys have 'something to say'.

A unique experience born from the deepest chasms on the the planet,

they are about to erupt all over you.

Amazon buyers have said -

"A debut album of startling originality and ambition: intricate yet hypnotic, dark but beautiful, this is music to listen to again and again."

"An astonishingly varied and moving array of styles, tunes and beats, haunting and evocative vocals."

"With great power comes great insanity."

credits

released 23 July 2011

Neil McDougall played drums on Oblivious & Between the lines.

Will Anderson played bass on Viagrong, Oblivlious, Faces and Feelgood.

Paul Reynolds played Mandolin and electric guitar on Between the lines, Feelgood and She Run.

Thanks to all of those dudes, if we ever make some money you'l know about it soon enough.