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seemingly simple question, ‘Should Scotland be an independent country?’ The unashamedly patriotic tone of King Creosote’s soundtrack to the film From Scotland With Love answers this question with

have announced their return to active duty in fittingly raucous style with the monochromatic tones and dark, rambunctious strains of Metal Zone , the band's first single from their forthcoming

Clemens on Broken Nose – and it makes sense. It's this counterpoint of voice, tone and worldview that works on disparities like The Internet or Day Dreaming . Like Scott

Mercy . Although the metal-tastic imagery is pretty on-point – it's all overcast tones and black-and-white filters, with a sweet slow-motion close-up of a crow

never ending fantasy of taking off on an unpaved road. The black and white tones of the clip make for a poignant escape for fans and listeners alike.  Kilo

engineer, so there’s still not much in the way of interesting effects or tones or textures. It’s still very much a raw, stripped-back kind of thing

feel in their first couple of songs, planted on a strikingly beautiful synth tone and lead singer Dane Taylor's deep, crooning voice. Their impeccable harmonies add depth and drama ... also delve into some older tracks that have a more earnest, naïve tone, but the same core of wonderfully delicate emotional songwriting.  They finish with the darkly gentle