An up-and-coming Paisley band has announced a return to the stage after a brief hiatus.
Scunnurt is set to play at The Bungalow in Paisley tonight (March 14) ahead of releasing their new single called 'Lemon Tree'.
The Paisley quintet have best described their music as an "intense, hypnotic and bass-heavy" sound coupled with blooming angular guitars.
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With guitarist/songwriter Bradley Maher at the reigns, bassist Angus Richardson, guitarist/vocalist Sam Braes, synth player Sam Cameron, and drummer/vocalist Shay McDermott blend together a range of influences from popular bands such as Radiohead and IDLES.
Scunnurt’s latest release, Lemon Tree, takes a stark look at losing your sense of self to a relationship.
They said: "The song takes the imagery of a lemon tree to symbolise both the sweet and bitter sides to love, painting it as a double-edged sword.
"Starting a new relationship can be terrifying but in that fear there is excitement.
"This song encapsulates the experiences we've had finding and losing love.
"Lemon Tree speaks of the youth and their attitude to love, cast against the backdrop of a ferocious soundscape."
With two EPs under their belt, Self Titled #1 (released in 2019), and Orange Peel (released on Electric Honey Records in 2022), as well as a collection of singles (also released on Electric Honey Records in 2023).
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