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Attic Lights - Never Get Sick Of The Sea
Album Review

Attic Lights – Never Get Sick Of The Sea

Glasgow based 5 piece Attic Lights release their debut single for Island records, following on from their self-released debut 7” God. The band list such influences as the likes of the Beach Boys and Teenage Fanclub which are evident in this offering – Indeed their forthcoming debut album is being produced by Teenage Fanclubs Francis MacDonald.

The band only formed a little over 2 years ago but are already being hyped as the next big thing over the border. With soaring vocal harmonies from Kevin Sherry and beautifully delivered moments of pop, “Never Get Sick of the Sea” should prove a stepping stone to bigger and better things.

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