Long Fin Killie

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Long Fin Killie was a Scottish band. The band released their first EP Buttergut in 1994. In 1995 the band consisted of Colin Greig, David Turner, Philip Cameron, Luke Sutherland. In 1997 David Turner had been replaced by Kenny McEwan. The last CD Amelia was released in 1998 after which the band split and the former members moved on to other projects.

Luke Sutherland now lives in London and has written three books called Jelly Roll, Sweetmeat and Venus as a Boy.

Colin Greig lives in Stockholm, Sweden and runs the independent record label Cocohippo. He also performs his own music under the name of Wilma Cakebread.


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