From the 2008 album "Some Kind of Bliss", an old GMB set favourite. Straightforward, noisy, and angry. With added "C" word.

I Can't Believe I Fell in Love With You

Live in Dingwalls, London, 24/11/10. Great sound desk recording.

Track taken from the forthcoming new album "Into The Hollows" soon to be released by The GMB. The video? Well...



(The Rise and Fall Of) Harry The Rat (Live in London)

Another soundboard recording from the gig in Dingwalls, London, 24/11/10. Sounds suitably huge.

Title track from the forthcoming album by The GMB, due as soon as possible.

Into The Hollows (Live in London)

Our slightly jazzier side. 

From the upcoming album by the GMB, "Into The Hollows". Due imminently.

Clown Daedalus Boogie

Three piece bastard jazz-rock. Like the offspring of PJ Harvey and Nick Cave, taken at birth and raised by Mark E Smith, schooled by Primus and sharing a flat with Tom Waits. Graeme Mearns - gutter-poet, axeman par excellence and 3 time winner of Scotland’s prestigious Best Dressed Hobo contest - was already a favourite on the singer/songwriter scene and had released 2 self-produced albums by the time he formed The Graeme Mearns Band with Ali Murray and Tony Makos in late Victorian Edinburgh, sometime around 1894. Many years have passed (not to mention several worldwide pandemics) and The GMB are currently putting the finishing touches to their second album, soon to be released (much like a worldwide pandemic) on to an unsuspecting public.



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