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For our signature Saturday night blend of words and music, film-maker and author Grant McPhee chronicles the transformation of the Scottish Indie music scene through the ‘90s, chatting about how Scotland rebuilt its contemporary musical landscape. A roster of new sounds emerged during that decade, including Lung Leg. This legendary pop-punk/indie band joins us for a special performance, straight from the pages of Grant’s acclaimed oral history. Re-discover your inner riot grrrl or garage-pop dude!
Lung Leg formed in Glasgow in 1994. They were part of the city's DIY underground scene, blending post-punk, C86, and riot grrrl, recording various EPs, an LP for Vesuvius, Guided Missile, Kill Rock Stars and Southern Records and two sessions for John Peel, alongside touring the UK and the USA with The Make-Up, Fugazi, and opening for Sonic Youth.
Joining original members Jane Egypt and Annie Spandex are Paul Thompson, Simone Antigone and Hando Morice with Kelly Kyle completing the new line up.
They released their first 7" in 27 years last October, "Girls" on Errol's Hotwax/Watts of Goodwill, a limited edition split 7" with Unmarry Me (formerly Huggy Bear). A new album is pencilled in for 2027.