Glasgow four-piece formed in 2001 (Adele Bethel, Ailidh Lennon, David Gow, Scott Paterson) blending Scottish folk and a punk-inflected indie rock approach with intertwined female and male vocals.

Formed in Glasgow in 2001. Debut mini-album 'Love The Cup' (Nov 2003). Full-length albums include 'The Repulsion Box' (2005) and 'This Gift' (2008). The band is noted for mixing Scottish folk influences with a punk attitude and alternating female/male vocals.

Scottish four-piece mixing Scottish folk and a punk attitude into concise indie-rock songs. Reviews praise the energetic debut and the more varied, catchy second full-length. Dual male/female vocals and punchy guitars are recurring highlights. Some critics note occasional monotony but overall recommend the band's records.

For:Fans of indie rock, folk-punk, Scottish alternative music and vocal harmonies.

 the first album by Sons And Daughters, while not representing anything new in the contemporary rock scene, has turned out to be a fresh and convincing debut.

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 Glasgow, 2001: Adele Betel and Ailidh Lennon, two girls, plan to start a band and do so by bringing in two boys, David Gow and Scott Paterson.

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 This Gift attempts to fill the gaps of its predecessor: definitively distancing (unfortunately?) the specter of the Femmes, Sons and Daughters achieve a full and characteristic sound, the songs are more varied and irresistibly catchy, the vocal performances finally cease to be monotonous and are enriched with nuances and personality, without losing an ounce of their grit.

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