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SUMMARY:The Long Play Sessions - Grant McPhee: In Conversation and Book Si
 gning
LOCATION:Glasgow SAE Institute
DESCRIPTION:Scene Within A Scene: Scottish Independent Music 1992 - 2001 -
  In the follow-up to Postcards From Scotland\, Grant McPhee joins The Long
  Play Sessions and tells the story of how Scotland reinvented its musical 
 identity during the 1990s. As the celebrated indie boom of the 1980s faded
 \, record labels collapsed\, rave culture dominated\, and guitar music fac
 ed an uncertain future.Out of this period of upheaval emerged a bold new w
 ave of artists. Rejecting the familiar jangle-pop sound\, these bands drew
  inspiration from anarcho-punk\, hardcore\, no-wave and post-punk pioneers
 \, forging a more adventurous and uncompromising musical landscape. Influe
 nced by bands such as Big Flame\, A Witness\, The Mackenzies\, Josef K and
  Fire Engines\, they helped redefine what Scottish independent music could
  be.\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event/709972
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