Ladies and gentlemen, The Aliens have landed. Comprised of ex-Beta Band personnel and armed with a bottomless bag of psychedelically inclined rock and acid-dipped electronics, the Scottish band's freedom of spirit and certainty of intent set them apart from the current crop of guitar-slingers. Inspired by Sergio Leone and Serge Gainsbourg, Brian Eno and Brian Wilson, Larry David and Ol' Dirty Bastard, their songs in the key of Fife reference the past while belonging resolutely to the future. The Aliens rec...   [ read more ]

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Ladies and gentlemen, The Aliens have landed. Comprised of ex-Beta Band personnel and armed with a bottomless bag of psychedelically inclined rock and acid-dipped electronics, the Scottish band's freedom of spirit and certainty of intent set them apart from the current crop of guitar-slingers. Inspired by Sergio Leone and Serge Gainsbourg, Brian Eno and Brian Wilson, Larry David and Ol' Dirty Bastard, their songs in the key of Fife reference the past while belonging resolutely to the future. The Aliens rec...   [ read more ]

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Astronomy For Dogs is the debut album from former Beta Band members John Maclean, Gordon Anderson and Robin Jones. Influenced by the likes of David Bowie, T-Rex and The Beatles, the album's mix of psychedelic rock and trippy electronics is a far cry from the folk infused trip hop of their previous work. The single "Setting Sun" is also featured.

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