Acclaimed singer-songwritermakes an in-store appearance

To celebrate the release of the new Pictish Trail album Future Echoes, Music's Not Dead in Bexhill will be hosting a very special free in-store on it's release day on Friday (September 9).
By The Newsroom
Published 7th Sep 2016, 18:04 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 23:37 BST

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Future Echoes by the Pictish TrailFuture Echoes by the Pictish Trail
Future Echoes by the Pictish Trail

Something of a sonic hermit, Pictish Trail has spent large parts of the past few years tucked away in his caravan on the Hebridean isle of Eigg, working on the follow up to Secret Soundz Vol. 1 & 2, his critically- acclaimed double album of DIY electronic folk-tinged croft pop. Future Echoes is the mesmerising result. Written in remote seclusion but recorded in the bustling heart of London, It reunites Pictish Trail with Adem Ilhan, who produces the majority of the record. Johnny and Adem previously wrote music together in 2010 under the name Silver Columns, releasing the hugely well received album Yes And Dance via London taste-makers Moshi Moshi.

Future Echoes features additional production and mixing from Rob Jones (Cocknbullkid, Sweet Baboo, Slow Club) and drumming from Alex Thomas (Squarepusher, Air) and was mastered by Guy Davie at Electric Mastering.

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