The Twisted Melons release the first single from their forthcoming 5th album on Friday 4th May 2018.
Written by The Twisted Melons
Recorded by Paul McInally at 45 A Side
Engineered by Mark Johnson and Paul McInally
Produced by The Twisted Melons
Mastered by Jerome Schmitt
The single will be accompanied by a new video by The Twisted Melons
New Video for Love Is A Drug by Paul F. Wilkie
“On stage, and undaunted, in Mad Hatters were The Twisted Melons. Hailing from Campbeltown, Kintyre they set off with a slow burning opener letting the guitar do the talking. Second song, and first track from their new album, West of the Rock gave way to more melodic rock. This set the tone for the rest of the set but Maybe It’s Not The End Of The World gave a funk edged twist which was more than well received. An impressive start to the night. Good enough for me to contemplate buying their new album. Click, click, just done it.
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The Twisted Melons playing Gandhi at The Old Hairdressers, Saturday 2nd April
The Twisted Melons launched their new album, West of the Rock, at The Old Hairdressers on Saturday 2nd April 2016. Audience member Calvin Brown captured this image during the encore.
Setlist:
Pale Horse
Rainclowns Make No Sense
Heartbuzz
Brightest Star
More Fool Me
Love Is A Drug
Shooting At Stars
Yoyo
Bridget
Lay
Gandhi
Huge thanks to everyone who came along and to our friends Acrylic and Old Town Rituals who provided excellent support.
Saturday 2nd April
Tickets £5
Doors 8pm
Support from Acrylic and Old Town Rituals
Side 1
1. Pale Horse
2. Rainclowns Make No Sense
3. Heartbuzz
4. Brightest Star
5. More Fool Me
Side 2
1. Love Is A Drug
2. Shooting At Stars
3. Yoyo
4. Bridget
5. Lay
1. Pale Horse
2. Rainclowns Make No Sense
3. Heartbuzz
4. Brightest Star
5. More Fool Me
6. Love Is A Drug
7. Shooting At Stars
8. Yoyo
9. Bridget
10. Lay
