The Wordsmiths
About the artist
The Wordsmiths were a Scottish Indie band from Penicuik outside of the city of Edinburgh. They formed in 1990 and their music was inspired by the 'Baggy' sound of Madchester. As well as the C86 Indie movement. They came from small towns Penicuik and Loanhead in Midlothian, Scotland. Which enabled them to distance themselves from the mainstream. This in turn helped create a varied and random collection of Indie sounds for the discerning listener. They split in 1992 and the members when onto form new bands.
Top songs
- Floral Riot
- Angel
- Giants of stone
- Making it hard for me
- Katch
- Oliver Cromwell
- Harvey Proctor
- I wanna be surreal
- Nowhere To Be Found
- Keep the circle around
Show all 35 songs
- Nominating suicide
- Clown Town (Loanhead Remix)
- Narcissus
- Bedrock
- Wanderlust - Hold On
- Cromwell
- Egotistical
- Confused Evolution (f/ Jon? Doe)
- Pimpin Aint Easy
- Clown You
- Hey Caesar Brutus Dub remix
- Westward Ho
- Narcissus Commercial Malcolm Remix
- Oliver Cromwel
- Cotton Club
- Let Me In
- Retribution
- Magellan
- Classic Composure
- Loanhead Groove
- Respect the Pint
- The Wordsmiths Floral Riot (Scottish Indie)
- Sounds & Words
- Saturday Afternoon Session (Instrumental)
- Clown Town [Loanhead Remix]
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