Your Dusty Record Collection is ready for an airing

If music be the food of love, play on!

It’s easy to have a love of music, most people who have stumbled onto this website probably have a passion for sounds and tunes but does it ever go that little bit further? This is the topic broached on the new single by Glasgow band The State Broadcasters.

‘Dusty Record Collection’, out now, is, in the band’s own words, a pop song about lust and vinyl. Not the sort of pop song that peppers the charts but we’re open to all hobbies and past-times and when its couched in music this good, we’re happy enough to play along.

Musically, it is one of the more upbeat offerings from the band and it is sprightly from the off. Its perfect for a pop single and it is certainly heading down the route of those famous Glasgow indie kids Belle and Sebastian. This single is certainly not as twee as most people would associate with Stuart and the gang, in fact, its quite striking in places.

Lyrically, it’s a tale we all know full well. Trying to focus on one topic when all you want to do is something else is a story that has been played out countless of times before. Have you ever entered into a conversation about a topic like politics or literature just because you felt it would impress a potential new partner?

We have….which probably explains our (lack of) success with the ladies! Thankfully the protagonist in this track manages to fare better than we usually do and with the girl and vinyl records on offer, the night sounded as though it was a winner.

Which is good because the track is a winner with us.

You can get hold of ‘Dusty Record Collection’ via Bandcamp with an option for free download:

Get the track here!!!

The band say they don’t mind if people take the free option because they are happy for people to hear their tunes…but c’mon, they’re a decent bunch of guys and gals, give them something for their efforts. It’s also available on iTunes and probably most other download places as well.

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