Gareth Russell (musician)

Gareth Russell
Origin	Isle of Lewis, Scotland
Genres	Indie rock
Occupation(s)	Musician, Bassist
Instruments	bass
Years active	1997-present
Associated acts	Idlewild, Astrid, The Reindeer Section
Website	www.idlewild.co.uk

Gareth Russell is a Scottish musician, best known as the former bass guitarist for the indie rock band Idlewild. Russell joined the band in 2006, following the departure of Gavin Fox,^[1] and recorded two studio albums with the band: Make Another World (2007) and Post Electric Blues (2009).

Russell also performed in Astrid until their split, and was also a member of The Reindeer Section.

Discography

with Idlewild

2007: Make Another World
2009: Post Electric Blues

with Astrid

1999: Strange Weather Lately
2001: Play Dead
2004: One in Four

with The Reindeer Section

2001: Y'All Get Scared Now, Ya Hear!

References

↑ Idlewild Bassist Leaves Band - Idlewild news on Clickmusic

Idlewild

Roddy Woomble Rod Jones Colin Newton Luciano Rossi Andrew Mitchell Allan Stewart Gareth Russell Gavin Fox Bob Fairfoull Phil Scanlon

Studio albums	Captain Hope Is Important 100 Broken Windows The Remote Part Warnings/Promises Make Another World Post Electric Blues Everything Ever Written

Compilations	Scottish Fiction: Best of 1997–2007 A Distant History: Rarities 1997-2007

Singles	"Queen of the Troubled Teens" "Chandelier" "Satan Polaroid" "A Film for the Future" "Everyone Says You're So Fragile" "I'm a Message" "When I Argue I See Shapes" "Little Discourage" "Actually It's Darkness" "These Wooden Ideas" "Roseability" "You Held the World in Your Arms" "American English" "Live in a Hiding Place" "A Modern Way of Letting Go" "Love Steals Us from Loneliness" "I Understand It" "El Capitan" "As if I Hadn't Slept" "If It Takes You Home" "No Emotion" "A Ghost in the Arcade" "Collect Yourself"

Related articles	Discography The Birthday Suit The Fruit Tree Foundation The Hazey Janes The Reindeer Section Ballads of the Book Turn

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