We continue our Band Chats with some of the best acts playing ACP this year with the excellent Indie-pop quartet The Spook School from Edinburgh. They’ve recently released a new record which is pretty damm good and are a band you must see at this year’s festival
I spoke to the band about this year and their excitement over ACP
MIMR: Welcome to MIMR, What have the band been up to this year?
TSS: We’ve had a bit of a wild time. We toured America, met Laura Jane Grace, made a wee film with Rolling Stone and released an album called Try to be Hopeful. It has been a heady mixture of nerves and excitement!
MIMR: I’m looking forward to your set at ACP, what can people expect from one of your live shows?
TSS: Queer noise, Adam jumping up and down, and a drummer who will mysteriously lose clothes as the show progresses!
MIMR: Whats your favourite part about playing a festival?
TSS: Getting to see loads of other ace bands! Carefully planned in particular is a real festival of riches!
MIMR: Thanks for being on MIMR, your latest album is on repeat at the moment. Do you have a favourite album from this year?
TSS: Radisson blue by two white cranes is just so human and relatable and full of such finely crafted pop songs.
The Spook School play Gullivers at 22.45 on Saturday
