Mull Historical Society
Mull Historical Society Watching Xanadu (Official Video)
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The first in a new Mull Mysteries Crime series.
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'A twisty mystery set on Mull, the island being a character in itself. Ivor Punch is a detective well worth spending time (and a dram) with.' Ian Rankin
MHS/Colin at the Edinburgh Intl Book Festival @mullhistorical @edbookfest Aug 15th!
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Song (LYRICS BELOW):
Recorded, Mixed & Produced by Colin MacIntyre
Colin: vocals, guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, mandolin, drums & percussion
Piper: Calum MacLean & Tobermory High School Pipe Band
Additional vocals — Mary Kirsop (Colin's gran)
Mastered By Frank Arkwright at Abbey Road.
Video:
Archive fan footage courtesy of Tartan Army legend and leading Scottish football author: Ronnie McDevitt: amazon.co.uk/Books-Ronnie-McDevitt/s?rh=n%3A266239%2Cp_27%3ARonnie+McDevitt
Feat. Colin's Gran, Colin's Godson, Tobermory High School Pipe Band, his Tartan Army niece & nephew, and Bonnie the dog!
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PRESS RELEASE:
Colin MacIntyre/Mull Historical Society releases new mash-up of footie anthems ahead of Scotland’s European Championship opener with host nation Germany.
The music release comes only days after Colin’s new novel, WHEN THE NEEDLE DROPS was published (Black & White Publishing).
The song is in-part inspired by the 1982 Scotland team with John Gordon Sinclair and BA Robertson cult classic, We Have A Dream. Put out ahead of the opening tie of the European Championships (Euros) against host nation, Germany on 14th June at the Allianz Arena, Munich, home of the legendary Bayern Munich.
Football is in acclaimed musician & writer Colin MacIntyre’s blood, with his father, the late Kenny MacIntyre, a passionate and briefly professional player, and his brother Kenny now a football journalist for the BBC. Some of Colin’s most treasured memories from his youth are of trips down from Mull to watch Scotland at Hampden, and his dad’s playing career meant Colin even got the chance to play with some ex and current professionals -- Charlie Nicholas, Ally McCoist, Pat Nevin, Ian McCall and Davie Moyes — who all feature in the song lyrics and have also graced Mull Historical Society tournament teams in the past.
Colin even spent a year training for Queens Park FC, under the robust-regime of the infamous Eddie Hunter. But in the end, after running up and down every step of the national stadium but never actually playing a game, music won out. Nine albums later, this new song has come about after Colin performed a mash-up of ‘We Have A Dream’ and ‘Wild Mountain Thyme’ live on BBC Scotland’s ‘Off The Ball’ with Tam Cowan and Stuart Cosgrove.
Colin explains:
“The day after I performed the mash-up on BBC Radio Scotland, I was appearing at the Bloody Scotland festival and on the way home I couldn’t stop myself penning some new lyrics, to encompass the legends of Scotland Teams’ old, alongside those of the current team. In my mind I imagined them all on the same pitch — and so a challenge was set by Stuart & Tam and an idea born. Two of my very earliest memories, are of marvelling live at Archie Gemmill's famous goal against Holland at the World Cup in 1978, and loving BA Robertson’s hit song of the era, ‘Bang Bang’ — so it seems fitting that I’ve now been inspired by both of those in this song.”
Colin’s old school even features in the track in the form of Tobermory High School Pipe Band, led by local Mull musician Callum MacLean (son of the legendary and greatly respected accordionist) and MacIntyre’s 96-year-old grandmother Mary Kirsop – a huge football fan herself – even makes an appearance on the track, last heard on the third Mull Historical Society album. Colin's cousin and godson is the young player starring in the video, with the famous Jim Baxter No.6 shirt.
“It’s also the very first song I’ve recorded in my new home studio”, adds MacIntyre. “But — fittingly for a Beatles-obsessed kid — was mastered at Abbey Road Studio.”
LYRICS:
V1
AND DALGLISH IN ’82
ARCHIE GEMMEL STICKIN’ IT UP THE NETHERS
McQUEEN’S BULLET HEADER
BAXTER’S WEMBLEY TURF MADE HEATHER
WHEN WE GO SCOTLAND GO
V2
SOUNESS, MILLER, McCLEISH, HADRIANS WALL
CHARLIE NICK, McCOIST, WEE NEVIN
MCFADDEN’S FRENCH REVOLUTION
DAVIE COOP ON THE LEFT WING IN HEAVEN
WHEN WE GO SCOTLAND GO
WE HAVE A DREAM
IF DREAMS COME TRUE
THEN BONNIE SCOTLAND
I’LL PLAY FOR YOU
I HOPE AND PRAY
THAT IF I DO
THEN BONNIE SCOTLAND!
I’LL SCORE THE WINNING GOAL FOR YOU
V3
ROBERTSONS' ANDY & JOHN DOWN THE WING
SCOTT MCTOMINAY LIKE THUNDER
AND THE PASS FROM JOHN MCGIN
TO JOE JORDAN’S TOOTHLESS WONDER
WHEN WE GO SCOTLAND GO
WE HAVE A DREAM…
AND WE’LL ALL GO TOGETHER
THE TARTAN ARMY BINDS
WE’LL CROSS THE LINE TOGETHER
WHEN WE GO SCOTLAND GO
AND WE’LL ALL GO TOGETHER
ARM IN ARM FOR ALL TIME
AH WE’LL SEE THE WORLD TOGETHER
WHEN WE GO SCOTLAND GO
WE HAVE A DREAM…
WHEN WE GO SCOTLAND GO
WHEN WE GO SCOTLAND GO
EVENTS:
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7pm WEDS 5th JUN - Blackwell’s, Edinburgh
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'One of my favourite Songwriters of all time.' - Irvine Welsh
It’s the run-up to Christmas, 1998. On the Isle of Mull, Sergeant Ivor Punch is losing himself in his vinyl collection, a tragic anniversary and too much single malt whisky. But news of a missing child soon brings him back to his senses. And as word spreads of more strange disappearances, an aircraft vanishing from the sky and a famous classical musician gone with it, it seems a sinister plot holds the island in its grip.
Punch thought he knew the secrets of this place, its people and stories. Yet as a grisly trail of effigies and clues are discovered, he struggles to untangle past mysteries and find out what’s really happening right under his nose. And time is fast running out for the policeman that locals call ‘The Clock’.
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UK HEADLINE TOUR
20 September Glasgow, CCA
21 September Edinburgh, Pleasance Bar
22 September Aberdeen, Lemon Tree
23 September Sheffield. Greystones
27 September Bristol, Louisana
28 September Manchester, Night & Day
29 September Oxford, The Cellar
30 September Newcastle, Cluny
1 October Leeds. Brudenell
2 October London, Borderline
4 October Brighton, Prince Albert
6 October Southampton, Heartbreakers
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… Leading upto 3 MHS albums over 3 nights in Feb 2024 (2 each night) - ‘LOSS’ / ‘THIS IS HOPE’ / ‘… ROOM’ - I’ll be sharing my live rehearsals (swotting more like!!) - Feb 8 Glasgow Oran Mor Glasgow / 9 Manc YES / 10 London Bush Hall - C’mon and join us! Full band & Author special guests: Val McDermid @stephenkelmanwriter , Liz Lochhead & James Robertson.
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BRAND NEW ALBUM:
‘IN MY MIND THERE’S A ROOM’
OUT 21 JULY 2023 - BUY HERE: orcd.co/inmymindtheresaroom
NICK HORNBY PENS LYRICS FOR:
“PANICKED FEATHERS”
VIDEO CREATED BY: DANIEL PADDEN
Twitter @danielpadden , Instagram: @kitalidesign
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Arriving as the first new material from Colin MacIntyre in five years, it will feature contributions from thirteen highly acclaimed guest authors including Ian Rankin, Jacqueline Wilson, Jennifer Clement (‘Widow Basquiat’), Booker-winning Sebastian Barry, Alan Warner, 2021 US National Book Award-winner Jason Mott, Scottish poet laureates’ Jackie Kay and Liz Lochhead (on current single “1952”), booker-shortlisted Stephen Kelman (‘Pigeon English’), legendary crime writer Val McDermid (on previous single “Room of Masks”) and Nick Hornby on “Panicked Feathers”. The album’s official artwork is by John MacLean of The Beta Band, a band who were humorously referenced in the film adaptation of Nick Hornby’s ‘High Fidelity’ (watch here).
With words by the singular Nick Hornby - MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY - is delighted to share the new single “Panicked Feathers”.
On what will be his first album since 2018’s ‘Wakelines’, Colin MacIntyre’s upcoming album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’ was written in collaboration with thirteen world-renowned authors; each of whom were asked to write about a room of special significance to them.
Enlisting the talents of Nick Hornby, an author whose passion for music is well-documented across his bestselling pop-fiction classics like ‘High Fidelity’, ‘Juliet, Naked’ and ‘About A Boy’, the pair’s meeting of minds has produced the anthemic new song “Panicked Feathers”. Written by Hornby (with additional music and lyrics added by MacIntyre), the single transports the listener back to his teenage bedroom through lyrics laced with the mischief and adventure of self-discovery and coming of age.
Remembering that room in “Panicked Feathers”, Nick writes:
“Outside my bedroom there was a flat roof // The garage roof where cats came through // My bedroom sat at the top // And sometimes they’d bring birds dead or dying // And sometimes they would drag them in // Over my teenage face // But who knows with cats with cats? // And I learned to climb // Outside of that window // With a friend we’d smoke outside // Dangled legs in the sun on the roof // Imagining the world was smaller than us…”
Aptly capturing the sense of sepia-tinted revelry that unfolds throughout the song, “Panicked Feathers” is accompanied by a nostalgic official video which is available to watch now here.
“Panicked Feathers” will feature on the new Mull Historical Society album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’, scheduled for release by Xtra Mile Recordings label on 21 July.
Appearing at an array of literary festivals this summer in support of the record, Mull Historical Society will be appearing for a special show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe next month, with further confirmed dates also listed below.
Mull Historical Society / Colin MacIntyre - 2023 Live dates
29th July - MHS Belladrum
4th Aug - MHS Edinburgh Fringe @Summerhall
Sept - Wigtown Book Fest (music & book)
17th Sept - Bloody Scotland Festival, Stirling
20th Sept - WayWORD Festival, Aberdeen University (w/Alan Warner)
30th Sept - Wigtown Book Festival
27th Oct - Tobermory Book Fest (music & book)
Artwork by John MacLean (Beta Band)
FOR MORE INFORMATION
http://www.mullhistoricalsociety.com
Over two decades on since his landmark debut, ‘Loss’, MacIntyre’s exceptional creative streak continues in what is already proving to be a busy year for MacIntyre, who released ‘Archaeology: Complete Recordings 2000-2004’, an 80-track 4-CD Bookset earlier this year, as well as 20th & 21st anniversary reissues of his first 3 MHS albums, ‘Loss’, Us’ & ‘This Is Hope’ with sold-out shows to wide acclaim, he will also publish his 4th book, and debut Crime novel in a new Mull Mysteries Series, ‘When The Needle Drops’, early on in 2024.
Mull Historical Society is the musical project of Colin MacIntyre. To date, MHS has released 8 acclaimed albums including two UK Top 20 albums, and four Top 40 singles. Colin has also collaborated with a range of artists including Irvine Welsh, Annie Lennox, Snow Patrol, King Creosote, Tony Benn (appearing in Benn’s famous Diaries) and has toured worldwide, including with REM, The Strokes, and Elbow. His debut novel ‘The Letters of Ivor Punch’ won the 2015 Edinburgh Book Festival First Book Award, and his memoir 'Hometown Tales' came out in 2018. He was voted Scotland's Top Creative Talent at the Glenfiddich Spirit of Scotland Awards, as well as one of the Greatest Scottish Artists of All Time in a public poll.
Over two decades on since his landmark debut, MacIntyre’s creative streak continues, with his new album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’ landing on 21 July, via Xtra Mile Recordings.
orcd.co/inmymindtheresaroom
BUY HERE: orcd.co/inmymindtheresaroom
NICK HORNBY PENS LYRICS FOR:
“PANICKED FEATHERS”
VIDEO CREATED BY: DANIEL PADDEN
Twitter @danielpadden , Instagram: @kitalidesign
danielpadden.com
BRAND NEW ALBUM:
‘IN MY MIND THERE’S A ROOM’
OUT 21 JULY 2023 - PRE-SAVE HERE: orcd.co/inmymindtheresaroom
With words by the singular Nick Hornby - MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY - is delighted to share the new single “Panicked Feathers”.
On what will be his first album since 2018’s ‘Wakelines’, Colin MacIntyre’s upcoming album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’ was written in collaboration with thirteen world-renowned authors; each of whom were asked to write about a room of special significance to them.
Enlisting the talents of Nick Hornby, an author whose passion for music is well-documented across his bestselling pop-fiction classics like ‘High Fidelity’, ‘Juliet, Naked’ and ‘About A Boy’, the pair’s meeting of minds has produced the anthemic new song “Panicked Feathers”. Written by Hornby (with additional music and lyrics added by MacIntyre), the single transports the listener back to his teenage bedroom through lyrics laced with the mischief and adventure of self-discovery and coming of age.
Remembering that room in “Panicked Feathers”, Nick writes:
“Outside my bedroom there was a flat roof // The garage roof where cats came through // My bedroom sat at the top // And sometimes they’d bring birds dead or dying // And sometimes they would drag them in // Over my teenage face // But who knows with cats with cats? // And I learned to climb // Outside of that window // With a friend we’d smoke outside // Dangled legs in the sun on the roof // Imagining the world was smaller than us…”
Aptly capturing the sense of sepia-tinted revelry that unfolds throughout the song, “Panicked Feathers” is accompanied by a nostalgic official video which is available to watch now here.
“Panicked Feathers” will feature on the new Mull Historical Society album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’, scheduled for release by Xtra Mile Recordings label on 21 July. Arriving as the first new material from Colin MacIntyre in five years, it will feature contributions from thirteen highly acclaimed guest authors including Ian Rankin, Jacqueline Wilson, Jennifer Clement (‘Widow Basquiat’), Booker-winning Sebastian Barry, Alan Warner, 2021 US National Book Award-winner Jason Mott, Scottish poet laureates’ Jackie Kay and Liz Lochhead (on current single “1952”), booker-shortlisted Stephen Kelman (‘Pigeon English’), legendary crime writer Val McDermid (on previous single “Room of Masks”) and Nick Hornby on “Panicked Feathers”. The album’s official artwork is by John MacLean of The Beta Band, a band who were humorously referenced in the film adaptation of Nick Hornby’s ‘High Fidelity’ (watch here).
Appearing at an array of literary festivals this summer in support of the record, Mull Historical Society will be appearing for a special show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe next month, with further confirmed dates also listed below.
Mull Historical Society / Colin MacIntyre - 2023 Live dates
29th July - MHS Belladrum
4th Aug - MHS Edinburgh Fringe @Summerhall
Sept - Wigtown Book Fest (music & book)
17th Sept - Bloody Scotland Festival, Stirling
20th Sept - WayWORD Festival, Aberdeen University (w/Alan Warner)
30th Sept - Wigtown Book Festival
27th Oct - Tobermory Book Fest (music & book)
Artwork by John MacLean (Beta Band)
FOR MORE INFORMATION
http://www.mullhistoricalsociety.com
Over two decades on since his landmark debut, ‘Loss’, MacIntyre’s exceptional creative streak continues in what is already proving to be a busy year for MacIntyre, who released ‘Archaeology: Complete Recordings 2000-2004’, an 80-track 4-CD Bookset earlier this year, as well as 20th & 21st anniversary reissues of his first 3 MHS albums, ‘Loss’, Us’ & ‘This Is Hope’ with sold-out shows to wide acclaim, he will also publish his 4th book, and debut Crime novel in a new Mull Mysteries Series, ‘When The Needle Drops’, early on in 2024.
Mull Historical Society is the musical project of Colin MacIntyre. To date, MHS has released 8 acclaimed albums including two UK Top 20 albums, and four Top 40 singles. Colin has also collaborated with a range of artists including Irvine Welsh, Annie Lennox, Snow Patrol, King Creosote, Tony Benn (appearing in Benn’s famous Diaries) and has toured worldwide, including with REM, The Strokes, and Elbow. His debut novel ‘The Letters of Ivor Punch’ won the 2015 Edinburgh Book Festival First Book Award, and his memoir 'Hometown Tales' came out in 2018. He was voted Scotland's Top Creative Talent at the Glenfiddich Spirit of Scotland Awards, as well as one of the Greatest Scottish Artists of All Time in a public poll.
Over two decades on since his landmark debut, MacIntyre’s creative streak continues, with his new album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’ landing on 21 July, via Xtra Mile Recordings.
orcd.co/inmymindtheresaroom
RELEASES NEW SINGLE: “1952”
A COLLABORATION WITH SCOTTISH POET LAUREATE: LIZ LOCHHEAD
FULL VIDEO: youtu.be/cOHV_3b49Yc
TAKEN FROM A BRAND NEW ALBUM: ‘IN MY MIND THERE’S A ROOM’
FEATURING GUEST CONTRIBUTIONS from an all-star cast of thirteen great authors: Ian Rankin, Nick Hornby, Jacqueline Wilson, Val McDermid, Jennifer Clement (‘Widow Basquiat’), Booker-winning Sebastian Barry, Alan Warner, 2021 US National Book Award-winner Jason Mott, Scottish poet laureates’ Jackie Kay and Liz Lochhead, and booker-shortlisted Stephen Kelman (‘Pigeon English’).
PRE-SAVE HERE: orcd.co/mhs1952
MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY is back with a brand new album: ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’: PRE-ORDER: orcd.co/inmymindtheresaroom
Mull Historical Society is the musical project of Colin MacIntyre – the multi-award-winning musician, producer, author for adults and children, and playwright. Writing music that is often personal and steeped in the tradition of his native island, yet with an adventurous spirit and outward-reaching appeal, over the last two decades his works have resonated with audiences both in the UK and all over the world.
In 2023, Mull is bringing his worlds of words and music together for the extraordinary new album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’, Produced by MacIntyre. Across its fourteen songs, MacIntyre has enlisted an all-star cast of literary giants to contribute their own words about a special room that plays or has played a significant part in their lives. Using these words as the lyrics, Colin has then written the musical arrangements to create a 14 track album of personal and thoughtful songs. Rather fittingly, these songs were recorded in a room that holds a special place in Colin’s heart – his grandfather’s flat above the bank in Tobermory, Mull, which has since been turned into a fully-equipped recording studio.
The first of these tracks to be unveiled is ‘1952', MacIntyre’s collaboration with arguably Scotland’s greatest living and most celebrated poet, Liz Lochhead, which is streaming everywhere today (9 June). Lochhead has been the distinctive female voice of Scotland for many years, was the second Makar — Scotland's Poet Laureate — and has been publishing her work for six decades. She is a recipient of the Queen’s Gold Medal for Poetry. In ‘1952’ Lochhead writes for the first time about her very first room of her own that she moved into that year of the Coronation (resonating with the events of today) when she was four — living there until she was 18, when she left home for Glasgow School of Art in the Swinging 60’s. The song reflects her childhood reflections of this first room of her own, her fascination with books and seeing the world ‘upside down’, and name-checks authors such as Virginia Woolf.
Speaking about her memories of this room, Liz Lochhead reflects:
“This room was in the first home of their own my parents got after eight years of marriage and staying in their parents' homes in overcrowded council houses in Lanarkshire. I slept in a cot with bars at the end of their bed till then, when I was four… And then this room of my own, a double bed and a whole new world emerged. It’s quite a visual thing, quite a rhyming thing.’
Of working with Lochhead on “1952” and the wider ‘...Room’ project, Colin MacIntyre adds: “It has been a great creative experience and challenge to work with all the authors’ original words and their ‘rooms', and I was delighted to have Liz on board. I heard her on Desert Island Discs and was so moved about how she talked of her parents and her upbringing in the mining community. So it is a thrill to have her on the record — twice! One being on the more upbeat ‘1952’ — from her contribution originally titled ‘A Room of My Own’ — and then in the spoken word of ‘Anaglypta’, which she recited in my significant ‘room’ in Tobermory, in the room where my poet-grandfather wrote his words. So for me it has something of the ‘full circle’ about it.”
Mull Historical Society’s upcoming album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’ is released on CD, vinyl and digital on 21st July 2023 on Xtra Mile Recordings. Produced by Colin MacIntyre.
FOR MORE INFORMATION please contact: thom@sonicpr.co.uk
The cover art is an original painting by Bafta-winning film director and artist-musician, John MacLean of The Beta Band (a big inspiration of Colin’s at the beginning).
Over two decades on since his landmark debut, ‘Loss’, MacIntyre’s exceptional creative streak continues in what is already proving to be a busy year for MacIntyre, who released ‘Archaeology: Complete Recordings 2000-2004’, an 80-track 4-CD Bookset earlier this year, as well as 20th & 21st anniversary reissues of his first 3 MHS albums, ‘Loss’, Us’ & ‘This Is Hope’ with sold-out shows to wide acclaim, he will also publish his 4th book, and debut Crime novel in a new Mull Mysteries Series, ‘When The Needle Drops’, in September.
'ROOM OF MASKS'
A COLLABORATION WITH CRIME WRITER VAL MCDERMID
TAKEN FROM A BRAND NEW ALBUM: ‘IN MY MIND THERE’S A ROOM’
FEATURING GUEST CONTRIBUTIONS from an all-star cast of thirteen great authors: Ian Rankin, Nick Hornby, Jacqueline Wilson, Val McDermid, Jennifer Clement (‘Widow Basquiat’), Booker-winning Sebastian Barry, Alan Warner, 2021 US National Book Award-winner Jason Mott, Scottish poet laureates’ Jackie Kay and Liz Lochhead, and booker-shortlisted Stephen Kelman (‘Pigeon English’).
PRE-SAVE HERE: orcd.co/roomofmasks
MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY is back with a brand new album: ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’: PRE-ORDER: orcd.co/inmymindtheresaroom
Mull Historical Society is the musical project of Colin MacIntyre – the multi-award-winning musician, producer, author for adults and children, and playwright. Writing music that is often personal and steeped in the tradition of his native island, yet with an adventurous spirit and outward-reaching appeal, over the last two decades his works have resonated with audiences both in the UK and all over the world.
In 2023, Mull is bringing his worlds of words and music together for the extraordinary new album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’, Produced by MacIntyre. Across its fourteen songs, MacIntyre has enlisted an all-star cast of literary giants to contribute their own words about a special room that plays or has played a significant part in their lives. Using these words as the lyrics, Colin has then written the musical arrangements to create a 14 track album of personal and thoughtful songs. Rather fittingly, these songs were recorded in a room that holds a special place in Colin’s heart – his grandfather’s flat above the bank in Tobermory, Mull, which has since been turned into a fully-equipped recording studio.
Speaking about her memories of this room, and working with MHS/Colin, Val reflects:
'I don’t remember a time in my life without music – singing in the car, in the church; later, in my room, singing along to my guitar, teaching myself the songs I loved most. I always admired the skill of singer/songwriters who could match lyrics with music. I tried, but it never really worked. So it was a real thrill when Colin invited me to join this project. I can always set some words down on the page; to have Colin pick out the ones that worked for song then add music that sticks in the mind has been a privilege I never expected.'
Mull Historical Society’s upcoming album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’ is released on CD, vinyl and digital on 21st July 2023 on Xtra Mile Recordings. Produced by Colin MacIntyre.
FOR MORE INFORMATION please contact: thom@sonicpr.co.uk
The cover art is an original painting by Bafta-winning film director and artist-musician, John MacLean of The Beta Band (a big inspiration of Colin’s at the beginning).
Over two decades on since his landmark debut, ‘Loss’, MacIntyre’s exceptional creative streak continues in what is already proving to be a busy year for MacIntyre, who released ‘Archaeology: Complete Recordings 2000-2004’, an 80-track 4-CD Bookset earlier this year, as well as 20th & 21st anniversary reissues of his first 3 MHS albums, ‘Loss’, Us’ & ‘This Is Hope’ with sold-out shows to wide acclaim, he will also publish his 4th book, and debut Crime novel in a new Mull Mysteries Series, ‘When The Needle Drops’, in September.
RELEASES NEW SINGLE: “1952”
A COLLABORATION WITH SCOTTISH POET LAUREATE: LIZ LOCHHEAD
TAKEN FROM A BRAND NEW ALBUM: ‘IN MY MIND THERE’S A ROOM’
FEATURING GUEST CONTRIBUTIONS from an all-star cast of thirteen great authors: Ian Rankin, Nick Hornby, Jacqueline Wilson, Val McDermid, Jennifer Clement (‘Widow Basquiat’), Booker-winning Sebastian Barry, Alan Warner, 2021 US National Book Award-winner Jason Mott, Scottish poet laureates’ Jackie Kay and Liz Lochhead, and booker-shortlisted Stephen Kelman (‘Pigeon English’).
PRE-SAVE HERE: orcd.co/mhs1952
MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY is back with a brand new album: ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’: PRE-ORDER: orcd.co/inmymindtheresaroom
Mull Historical Society is the musical project of Colin MacIntyre – the multi-award-winning musician, producer, author for adults and children, and playwright. Writing music that is often personal and steeped in the tradition of his native island, yet with an adventurous spirit and outward-reaching appeal, over the last two decades his works have resonated with audiences both in the UK and all over the world.
In 2023, Mull is bringing his worlds of words and music together for the extraordinary new album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’, Produced by MacIntyre. Across its fourteen songs, MacIntyre has enlisted an all-star cast of literary giants to contribute their own words about a special room that plays or has played a significant part in their lives. Using these words as the lyrics, Colin has then written the musical arrangements to create a 14 track album of personal and thoughtful songs. Rather fittingly, these songs were recorded in a room that holds a special place in Colin’s heart – his grandfather’s flat above the bank in Tobermory, Mull, which has since been turned into a fully-equipped recording studio.
The first of these tracks to be unveiled is ‘1952', MacIntyre’s collaboration with arguably Scotland’s greatest living and most celebrated poet, Liz Lochhead, which is streaming everywhere today (9 June). Lochhead has been the distinctive female voice of Scotland for many years, was the second Makar — Scotland's Poet Laureate — and has been publishing her work for six decades. She is a recipient of the Queen’s Gold Medal for Poetry. In ‘1952’ Lochhead writes for the first time about her very first room of her own that she moved into that year of the Coronation (resonating with the events of today) when she was four — living there until she was 18, when she left home for Glasgow School of Art in the Swinging 60’s. The song reflects her childhood reflections of this first room of her own, her fascination with books and seeing the world ‘upside down’, and name-checks authors such as Virginia Woolf.
Speaking about her memories of this room, Liz Lochhead reflects:
“This room was in the first home of their own my parents got after eight years of marriage and staying in their parents' homes in overcrowded council houses in Lanarkshire. I slept in a cot with bars at the end of their bed till then, when I was four… And then this room of my own, a double bed and a whole new world emerged. It’s quite a visual thing, quite a rhyming thing.’
Of working with Lochhead on “1952” and the wider ‘...Room’ project, Colin MacIntyre adds: “It has been a great creative experience and challenge to work with all the authors’ original words and their ‘rooms', and I was delighted to have Liz on board. I heard her on Desert Island Discs and was so moved about how she talked of her parents and her upbringing in the mining community. So it is a thrill to have her on the record — twice! One being on the more upbeat ‘1952’ — from her contribution originally titled ‘A Room of My Own’ — and then in the spoken word of ‘Anaglypta’, which she recited in my significant ‘room’ in Tobermory, in the room where my poet-grandfather wrote his words. So for me it has something of the ‘full circle’ about it.”
Mull Historical Society’s upcoming album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’ is released on CD, vinyl and digital on 21st July 2023 on Xtra Mile Recordings. Produced by Colin MacIntyre.
FOR MORE INFORMATION please contact: thom@sonicpr.co.uk
The cover art is an original painting by Bafta-winning film director and artist-musician, John MacLean of The Beta Band (a big inspiration of Colin’s at the beginning).
Over two decades on since his landmark debut, ‘Loss’, MacIntyre’s exceptional creative streak continues in what is already proving to be a busy year for MacIntyre, who released ‘Archaeology: Complete Recordings 2000-2004’, an 80-track 4-CD Bookset earlier this year, as well as 20th & 21st anniversary reissues of his first 3 MHS albums, ‘Loss’, Us’ & ‘This Is Hope’ with sold-out shows to wide acclaim, he will also publish his 4th book, and debut Crime novel in a new Mull Mysteries Series, ‘When The Needle Drops’, in September.
On Friday I'll be releasing '1952' the first song from my new MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY album ‘In My Mind There’s A Room’ - my collabs with authors. This one features original words from Liz Lochhead - one of Scotland’s most renown poets & former 'Makar': Scotland's Poet Laureate. I'm excited to share the preview now!
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It's about the year Liz got her own room with a view, when she was 4 years old and moved into her first family home: on a Coronation year. Liz also features on 'Anaglypta' on the album, feat. her spoken word voice. Hope you enjoy!
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Edited audio version. Filmed for NME TV on location in Kings Cross, London - November, 2000.
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Filmed & Directed by Wendy Rattray & Gordon Buchanan.
Filmed on location on Mull & Glasgow Green.
The beach is Calgary Beach, Mull.
Featuring...
Alan Malloy
Colin 'Sheepy' McPherson
Tony Soave
Debbie Martin
Norman MacDonald
Sheep courtesy of Glengorm Estate...
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31/12/2001. Also on the bill, The Proclaimers.
Such a buzz to perform there and I was lucky to have a very fine 12-piece band including Paisley Abbey Choirboys. There's a reworking of 'Santa Claus Is Coming To Town' that might be closer to The Smurfs than Bruce Springsteen...
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Presented by Sara Cox, fellow guests include: Supergrass, David Walliams & Matt Lucas, Jimmy Carr, Jack Osborne.
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Adapted from his award-winning novel 'The Letters of Ivor Punch'.
Based on the Edinburgh International First Book Award-winning novel ‘The Letters of Ivor Punch’ by musician and author Colin MacIntyre (Mull Historical Society).
Directed By Stuart Hepburn. Cast: Tom McGovern, Andrew John Tait and Eva Traynor. Filmed at Oran Mor, Glasgow, May 2019. Produced by A Play, A Pie, A Pint, in association with The Traverse Theatre. Featuring the music of Mull Historical Society, Felix Mendelssohn and Glasgow Orpheus Choir.
Set in the present day and in the 1860’s on a remote Scottish island (based on the isle of Mull), it is about mythology and how it washes up against faith. Tragedy and superstition hang over the characters like a mist as we meet the funny and irrepressible Sergeant Ivor Punch, and his friend Randy. Only by discovering the truth about Ivor’s origins do we learn why the words ‘GOD IS LOVE’ have appeared painted on a cliff face, why his forbear is a Headless Horseman doing battle with a visiting Charles Darwin, and how the pioneering Victorian travel writer, Isabella Bird, and her sister, Henrietta, link the past to the present. The island is about to give up its secrets.
Presented in association with the Traverse Theatre.
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Fellow guests: Dave Gilmour (Pink Floyd), The Charlatans, Suggs (Madness), Mica Paris, Paul Carrack, Jools Holland Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, Mariza, Dreadzone.
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'ARCHAEOLOGY: COMPLETE MHS RECORDINGS 2000-2004' - FEAT. 80-TRACK BOXSET & 36-PAGE BOOKLET + 20th & 21st ANNIVERSARY EDITIONS OF 'LOSS', 'US' & 'THIS IS HOPE' (FOR THE FIRST TIME!) REISSUED ON VINYL
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When Colin MacIntyre’s debut mull historical society single barcode bypass (rough trade) was named nme’s debut single of the year in 2000, and it then received its first daytime airplay (all 7 minutes of it) on radio 1 jo whiley’s show, it was clear a truly original song writing talent had emerged as if fullyformed and from the unlikely atlantic outpost of the isle of mull, in the scottish hebrides (population of 2,500 people, 28,234 sheep).
named after a genuine society dedicated to the preservation of tradition on the bands home island; mull sit somewhere in the valley between the flaming lips, super furry animals and beta band. this 4 cd media book looks back at the early period of mull’s career, gathering together all of their studio recordings from the period between 2000 to 2004. discs 1 and 2 are dedicated to the gold selling albums loss and us and include some of mull’s most popular singles watching xanadu, the final arrears, animal cannabus and live like the automatics. mull’s third studio album (released on unique records) this is hope can be found on disc 3, whilst disc 4 is filled to the brim with b sides, rarities, live tracks, demos and unreleased material. this collection is complete with an extensive booklet featuring an extract from colin’s new memoir the boy in the bubble and complemented with a plethora of previously unseen archival photos and memorabilia from colin’s personal archives. there’s also words from the award winning author tom clayton and journalist billy sloan depicting the impact mull historical society has had on them and the wider world.
Archaeology - Complete Recordings 2000-2004
cd1 - loss
1. public service announcer
2. watching xanadu
3. instead
4. i tried
5. this is not who we were
6. barcode bypass
7. only i
8. animal cannabus
9. strangeways inside
10. mull historical society
11. paper houses
12. loss
13. some you win, some you lose
(taken from ‘i tried’ single -2000)
14. ugly buildings are beautiful
(taken from ‘animal cannabus’ single -2001)
15. industrial hangers
(taken from ‘animal cannabus’ single -2001)
16. pigeon fancier (by correspondence)
(taken from ‘watching xanadu’ single -2001)
17. you and me ground zero
18. mull ferry announcer
cd2 - us
1. the final arrears
2. am i wrong
3. oh mother
4. asylum
5. live like the automatics
6. don’t take your love away from me
7. minister for genetics &
insurance m.p.
8. 5 more minutes
9. gravity
10. can
11. the supermarket strikes back
12. clones
13. her is you
14. us
15. narrow escape at 2000 feet
(taken from ‘am i wrong single -2003)
16. can’t do it
(taken from us version of ‘us’ -2003)
17. you asked her to marry you
(taken from us version of ‘us’ -2003)
18. when i’m awake (cavum)
(taken from us version of ‘us’ -2003)
19. mhs lady
(taken from us version of ‘us’ -2003)
20. citizen fame
(taken from ‘final arrears’ single -2003)
cd3 - this is hope
1. “i am hope!” intro track
2. peculiar
3. how ‘bout i love you more
4. treescavengers
5. this is the hebrides
6. tobermory zoo
7. death o£ a scientist (a vision
of man over machine 2004)
8. your love, my gain
9. casanova at the weekend
10. my friend the addict
11. len
12. in the next life (a requiem)
13. this is hope (the birth of prometea)
14. return to grass point
15. motion picture soundtrack (radiohead cover)
16. uk plc
(taken from ‘how ‘bout i love you more’ single)
17. rescue me
18. how ‘bout i love you more
(live at reading festival, 2004)
cd4 - archaeology: b-sides/rarities/unreleased/covers/live
1. naked ambition at the e.p.a.
2. dry me out
3. instead of breaking us
(break me)
4. it seems
5. don’t suffer
6. style becomes fad
7. when losers become friends
8. calgary bay
9. 10 days of sun
10. sad old day to be down
11. it takes more
(ms dynamite cover)
12. with you not in the world
13. when i’m weakened
14. pigeon lovesong
15. international ego
16. stay something
17. sorry (leaving)
18. i knew you well
19. she colours the grey
20. last nite(stokes cover)
21. something great didn’t happen
22. tony benn poem for
‘pay attention to the human’
23. the whiting of the people
BUSWELL + NYBERG’S ORCHESTRA VS XTRA MILE RECORDINGS
Sunday March 13, 2022
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Buswell & Nyberg’s Pop-up Orchestra, feat.:
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Johnny Lloyd
PET NEEDS
Guise
Deux Furieuses
BERRIES
Frank Turner
Featuring Frank Turner, Mull Historical Society (Colin MacIntyre) , Johnny Lloyd, PET NEEDS, Guise, BERRIES, Deux Furieuses plus more. Buswell is from England. Nyberg is from Sweden. Together they are Buswell & Nyberg – the world’s foremost experts on creating pop-up orchestras from scratch. For one night only they have created a full pop-up orchestra, made up of more than 50 musicians, playing a mix of Buswell & Nyberg’s music, unique versions of some popular songs, renditions of classic movie/TV theme tunes PLUS performances with very special guests, that include 7 acts from Xtra Mile Recordings.
Frank Turner, Mull Historical Society, Johnny Lloyd, PET NEEDS, Guise, BERRIES & Deux Furieuses will all be performing their songs with a full orchestra. A totally unique show, existing for just one night only. Don’t miss it!
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BUSWELL + NYBERG’S ORCHESTRA VS XTRA MILE RECORDINGS
Sunday March 13, 2022
Where: Earth
11-17 Stoke Newington Rd Dalston London N16 8BH
Buswell & Nyberg’s Pop-up Orchestra, feat.:
Mull Historical Society
Johnny Lloyd
PET NEEDS
Guise
Deux Furieuses
BERRIES
Frank Turner
Featuring Frank Turner, Mull Historical Society (Colin MacIntyre) , Johnny Lloyd, PET NEEDS, Guise, BERRIES, Deux Furieuses plus more. Buswell is from England. Nyberg is from Sweden. Together they are Buswell & Nyberg – the world’s foremost experts on creating pop-up orchestras from scratch. For one night only they have created a full pop-up orchestra, made up of more than 50 musicians, playing a mix of Buswell & Nyberg’s music, unique versions of some popular songs, renditions of classic movie/TV theme tunes PLUS performances with very special guests, that include 7 acts from Xtra Mile Recordings.
Frank Turner, Mull Historical Society, Johnny Lloyd, PET NEEDS, Guise, BERRIES & Deux Furieuses will all be performing their songs with a full orchestra. A totally unique show, existing for just one night only. Don’t miss it!
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Xtra Mile Recordings / Demon Music Group
Recorded & Mixed by Gordon MacIean
Filmed & Edited by Gary Ebdy, Lunas Live
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Special support from Johnny Lloyd
THURS MAY 23rd 2019
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The acclaimed new album 'WAKELINES' out now on Xtra Mile Recordings, Produced by Bernard Butler
OUT NOW on LP | CD | DL
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'Wakelines' album out now
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UK HEADLINE TOUR
20 September Glasgow, Hug & Pint (album launch show)
21 September Edinburgh, Pleasance Bar
22 September Aberdeen, Lemon Tree
23 September Sheffield. Greystones
27 September Bristol, Louisana
28 September Manchester, Night & Day
29 September Oxford, The Cellar
30 September Newcastle, Cluny
1 October Leeds. Brudenell
2 October London, Borderline (with Bernard Butler)
4 October Brighton, Prince Albert
6 October Southampton, Heartbreakers
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UK HEADLINE TOUR
20 September Glasgow, CCA
21 September Edinburgh, Pleasance Bar
22 September Aberdeen, Lemon Tree
23 September Sheffield. Greystones
27 September Bristol, Louisana
28 September Manchester, Night & Day
29 September Oxford, The Cellar
30 September Newcastle, Cluny
1 October Leeds. Brudenell
2 October London, Borderline
4 October Brighton, Prince Albert
6 October Southampton, Heartbreakers
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Presented as part of Frank Turner's Lost Evenings Festival by multi-award-winning musician, producer, author and playwright, Colin MacIntyre, who records and performs as ‘Mull Historical Society’. The event had discussion and performances from Colin and other award-winning ‘paperback writer’ musicians: Kathryn Williams, Kerry Andrew & best-selling author, Laura Barnett. Who have all jumped from the stage onto the page. The show explores the relationship between words, music and performance. Does the creative process, the authentic voice, all come from the same place? How does it feel to go from working in a room with an audience, to a room on your own?
Colin has so far achieved four Top 40 singles and two Top 20 albums to date under the moniker Mull Historical Society. Colin’s debut novel ‘The Letters of Ivor Punch’ won the 2015 Edinburgh International Book Festival First Book Award and he has just adapted it for the stage. He has a new memoir and a children’s book out right now, and in September will be releasing his eighth MHS album with Bernard Butler (Suede, McAlmost & Butler) producing. He has been voted Scotland’s top creative talent, and hails from a family of writers on the isle of Mull in the Hebrides. His father was the respected broadcaster and BBC Scotland Political & Industrial Correspondent, Kenny Macintyre.
To look out from more From Stage to Page events, featuring other writer-musicians as well as writer-comedians and actors, visit: http://www.mullhistoricalsociety.com
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UK HEADLINE TOUR
20 September Glasgow, CCA
21 September Edinburgh, Pleasance Bar
22 September Aberdeen, Lemon Tree
23 September Sheffield. Greystones
27 September Bristol, Louisana
28 September Manchester, Night & Day
29 September Oxford, The Cellar
30 September Newcastle, Cluny
1 October Leeds. Brudenell
2 October London, Borderline
4 October Brighton, Prince Albert
6 October Southampton, Heartbreakers
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New MHS album 'City Awakenings' out now on Xtra Mile recordings.
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• Mull Historical Society announce headline show at Celtic Connections 2014 -- Friday 17th Jan -- The Arches, Glasgow
• MacIntyre will perform his debut MHS album 'Loss' in its entirety
• Announce a new single 'Keep Falling' -- out 3/2/2014 on XMR
• And MHS/CM Best-Of collection -- 'The Supermarket Never Sleeps' - out on Xtra Mile Recordings early 2014
Celtic Connections show tickets: http://www.celticconnections.com/Events/Pages/Event.aspx?ev=744
Press Reaction to MacIntyre's 6 albums to date:
"One of the best British records of the year. A tartan-clad debut of aspiring proportions." The Face. "Tuneful and plaintive pop gems...4/5 " Rolling Stone Magazine, on 'Loss'
"A beacon of originality in a tiresome sea of dross. MacIntyre is a major new British songwriting force."Q Magazine, on 'Us'
"A great album....melodies with the sticking power of industrial strength Velcro. Brimming with breezing melodies. The monolithic closer, 'In The Next Life (A Requiem)' is MacIntyre's Life On Mars." 9/10 NME, on 'This Is Hope'
"From the adrenalin fix of 'You're A Star' to the spiky 'Famous For Being Famous', here is a one-man anthem maker with more ambition and scale than many a band." The Sun, on 'The Water'
"MacIntyre has gone back to his roots with this album. Delivered in the intimate country folk style. Reminiscent of a Caledonian Will Oldham. Also features a lovely King Creosote collaboration. Beautiful." 4/5 The Sunday Mail, on 'Island'
"Awash with comfort, joy and metropolitan dazzle." The Guardian on 'City Awakenings'. '4/5' Q
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'Must You Get Low' is the lead track on a 7" vinyl EP. This single follows
the radio hit 'The Lights'.
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To be released on Xtra Mile Recordings on Oct 3rd 2011.
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