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Gdansk

Gdansk

Gdansk write and perform melodic, post-punk explorations of literary pop with no pop influences. Over the last two years Gdansk have earned their reputation as the intellectual's guitar band of choice through relentless live performances around Glasgow. The youthful four-piece perform regularly around the city to an increasing cult following of discerning thinkers, lovers and movers.

Andrew Campbell, Joe Campbell, Max Slaven and David Ward, contributing as individuals under a collective title, combine reverberant guitars and punk-informed rhythms with considered lyrical content and emphatic delivery to arrive at a concise and arresting exposition of contemporary guitar music which finds emotional and intellectual clarity within art-rock experimentation.

Filmed at Connect 2008

Your Comments

Wee Col
Both Andy and Joe are my brothers and they never cease to amaze me!

Sneck Girl
Wow - Gdansk were awesome!! Give us more guys!

Andrew Can't
I disagree with previous positive comments, is this music new or interesting? I feel I have just wasted 3 minutes of my life.

Laurie
Oooooooh! That's lovely, so it is.

Token ned at uncharacteristic boutique music festi
Wow!BBC!

joe
what a set by Gdansk on Saturday - new order eat your heart out!

that great pop avenger
'no pop influences'?! i completely forgot you operate in a world of chet baker, john cage and rare dub cassetes! i'm sure ive heard you whistling a wombats tune!

Avril
I've been following Gdansk for a while now but couldn't make it to Connect. Is there any recordings from the day? can't wait to hear!

Dara
A sensational set from the best new band in Scotland. Get the footage up asap please!

big col
a blistering set, definitely the highlight of an excellent day.

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Saturday August 30

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