Here’s an old business card from Shabby Road Studio in Kilmarnock – home of the Trashcan Sinatras from the late 80s to mid 90’s.
Trashcan Sinatras
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… by Tim Blanchard is a forensic look at the making of five indie albums from the early 90s, including 1993’s ‘I’ve Seen Everything’ by Trashcan Sinatras.
A fantastic read throughout and a must for fans of TCS. Available from all good bookstores.
2024 Tim Blanchard ‘Behind The Moon’
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The album was created in Australia and Scotland — at Steve’s Troubled Waters studio in Emu Creek and Beetroot Studio in Ayrshire. The album features steady contributions from longtime drummer David Williams and Steve’s children, Kai and Neneh. It also features John and Stephen Douglas of the Trashcans. “Make The Trains Run On Time” is a co-write between John, Steve, and John Holton.
From the press: ‘A song that cheerfully encourages us to embrace the present and reminds us not to postpone today for tomorrow.’
Filed under: Press | Tags: Cake, Magazine, Music, Obscurity Knocks, Press, Record Mirror, Trashcan Sinatras
According to Record Mirror’s Tim Southwell, the Trash Can Sinatras could’ve been the ‘Flyweight Pop Champions of the World’ – and who could disagree.
Here’s his review of debut single, ‘Obscurity Knocks’ from the February edition.
24 February 1990. Record Mirror Magazine.
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Filed under: 1992-1993 I've Seen Everything, Press | Tags: Album Reviews, Anagrams, Concert, Gig, I've Seen Everything, Press, Select Magazine, Trashcan Sinatras
Select Magazine from June 1993 turned out to be a bumper issue for fans of the Trashcan Sinatras.
Live review, Album review, Anagrams ‘n’ Adverts – it was all there…
Select Magazine June 1993. Trashcan Sinatras
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