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Bagsy: Widely regarded as one of Aberdeen's hidden musical treasures from the mid-nineties, Bagsy stands as a prime example of the vibrant indie scene of the time.
Known for their energetic live performances, this three-piece band gained local acclaim with their Aberdeen FC-themed anthem, "What A Happy Day," showcasing their knack for crafting infectious, feel-good guitar pop. However, their true sonic identity shines brightest on the All Weather BBQ EP, a collection where they seamlessly blend elements of post-punk, indie, and Britpop into raw, electrifying tracks.
The lineup:
Keith Stewart – Guitar, Keys, and Vocals
Mat Northcroft – Bass Guitar and Vocals
Ewin Murray – Drums
While Bagsy may have stayed under the radar for years, their timeless sound continues to resonate with fans old and new.
Known for their energetic live performances, this three-piece band gained local acclaim with their Aberdeen FC-themed anthem, "What A Happy Day," showcasing their knack for crafting infectious, feel-good guitar pop. However, their true sonic identity shines brightest on the All Weather BBQ EP, a collection where they seamlessly blend elements of post-punk, indie, and Britpop into raw, electrifying tracks.
The lineup:
Keith Stewart – Guitar, Keys, and Vocals
Mat Northcroft – Bass Guitar and Vocals
Ewin Murray – Drums
While Bagsy may have stayed under the radar for years, their timeless sound continues to resonate with fans old and new.
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