Make Model

Make Model were a Scottish 6 piece indie band formed in Glasgow and formerly signed to EMI. They have released three singles to date and their debut album was due for release in 2008 but there are currently no plans to release it.

History

The band formed in October 2006 and played their first show in March 2007 in Inverness.^[1] Since then they have played a host of festivals including T in the Park and the Reading and Leeds Festivals as well as touring with the likes of the Fratellis, Malcolm Middleton, British Sea Power and Blood Red Shoes.

Their debut single "The LSB" was released on the band's personal label, The Biz Records.

Second single, The Was, became their EMI debut and was mixed by James Ford of Simian Mobile Disco.

It was announced on the band's website in June 2008 that guitarist and founding member Lewis Gale had decided to leave the band,^[2] casting doubt over Make Model's future.

In February 2009 the band announced that they had split up on their official website.

In October 2009, Frightened Rabbit revealed that Make Model's Gordon Skene was joining their band.^[3]

Discography

"The LSB" - The Biz - 9 July 2007

"The Was" - EMI - 19 November 2007

"The LSB" (Re-release) - EMI - 21 April 2008

References

External links

Frightened Rabbit

Scott Hutchison Grant Hutchison Billy Kennedy Andy Monaghan Simon Liddell Gordon Skene

Studio albums	Sing the Greys The Midnight Organ Fight The Winter of Mixed Drinks Pedestrian Verse Painting of a Panic Attack

Extended Plays	A Frightened Rabbit EP State Hospital

Live albums	Quietly Now! Live from Criminal Records

Singles	"Be Less Rude" "The Greys" "It's Christmas So We'll Stop" "Head Rolls Off" "Fast Blood" "I Feel Better" "The Twist" "Swim Until You Can't See Land" "Nothing Like You" "Living in Colour" "The Loneliness and the Scream" "State Hospital" "The Woodpile" "Backyard Skulls" "Norland Wind" "Late March, Death March"

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