My Latest Novel
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| My Latest Novel | ||
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 My Latest Novel at Dundee Doghouse
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| Origin |  Scotland |
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| Genre(s) | Indie rock, Indie pop | |
| Years active | 2005 - Present | |
| Label(s) | Bella Union | |
| Website | www.mylatestnovel.com | |
My Latest Novel are a Scottish band, from Greenock & Gourock.
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[edit] Background
A five piece, (consisting of Chris Deveney, Gary Deveney, Laura McFarlane, Paul McGeachy and Ryan King), My Latest Novel are from the small town of Greenock, near Glasgow in Scotland. They augment the traditional rock line up of guitars, drums, bass and keyboards, with the use of violins, xylophones and undulating percussion, as well as multi-part vocals. Their musical style is notable for its contrasting melancholic and uplifting moods, the unusual use of the spoken word, and by surprising mid-song changes in tempo and atmosphere.
The band has toured the UK with Smog, Low, British Sea Power and The Dears. They have also toured the UK and mainland Europe independently. They are signed to the British record label Bella Union Records, and in the US with The Worker's Institute both of whom released their debut album Wolves in 2006.
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[edit] External links
- My Latest Novel's official website
- Bella Union Records
- My Latest Novel: Wolves MTV News Story, 2006 03 01
- My Latest Novel article and interview, Scotland On Sunday, March 2006
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