Debut long-playing release containing some of the Scottish band's finest moments. Produced by Stuart Murdoch, the influence of the now departed John Henderson - in many instances as a co-lead vocalist with Tracyanne Campbell - is much more pervasive on this first record. Championed from the beginning of their career by the late BBC deejay, John Peel, Camera Obscura were one of the last bands to play at Peel Acres before the untimely passing of the beloved DJ. In sum, by any objective measurement, an impressive introduction to the band; and a fascinating snapshot of the grou… read more
Debut long-playing release containing some of the Scottish band's finest moments. Produced by Stuart Murdoch, the influence of the now departed… read more
Debut long-playing release containing some of the Scottish band's finest moments. Produced by Stuart Murdoch, the influence of the now departed John Henderson - in many instances a… read more
Camera Obscura is an indie pop band which formed in 1996 in Glasgow, Scotland. Currently the band consists of Tracyanne Campbell (vocals, guitar), Kenny McKeeve (guitar), Gavin Dunbar (bass) and Lee Thomson (drums). Keyboardist Carey Lander was a member of the band from 2002 until her death from bone cancer in 2015. The band was formed in 1996 by Tracyanne Campbell, John Henderson, and Gavin Dunbar and released their debut album Biggest Bluest Hi-Fi in 2001. Camera Obscura released a second album, Underachievers Please Try Harder, the following year, and in September, 2005, the ban… read more
Camera Obscura is an indie pop band which formed in 1996 in Glasgow, Scotland. Currently the band consists of Tracyanne Campbell (vocals, guitar), Kenny McKeeve (guitar), Gavin Dunbar (bass… read more
Camera Obscura is an indie pop band which formed in 1996 in Glasgow, Scotland. Currently the band consists of Tracyanne Campbell (vocals, guitar), Kenny McKeeve (guitar), Gavin Dunbar (bass) and Lee Thomson (drums). Keyboardist Carey … read more