Let Me Come Home

Broken Records
Let Me Come Home

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Release date: 22/Oct/2010
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Description:Design: Vaughan Oliver, Design [Assistant]: Ervin Esen, Legal: Stephen Kempner, Management: Barry Saint, Management: Grant Dickson, Mastered By: Greg Calbi, Photography By: Marc Atkins, Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By: Tony Doogan, Vocals [Additional]: Jill O'Sullivan, Written-By, Performer: Broken Records, Labelcode 952482 (CAD3X33CD), Phonographic Copyright (p) 4AD Ltd., Copyright (c) 4AD Ltd., Recorded At Castle Of Doom Studios, Recorded At Banchory Studio, Glasgow, Mastered At Sterling Sound, Published By Nude Music, Designed At v23, Pressed By Arvato Digital Services
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Gillianxoxo - 14/Feb/2011 
Edinburgh sextet Broken Records, are making waves with their second release. Let Me Come Home is the follow up to the debut album, released in June 20...

Jamie O'Meara - 20/Jan/2011 
This is all tree and not enough trunk. The Scottish six-piece throw up a dense, overarching canopy of sound - employing cello, violin, accordion, keyb...

Jamie O'Meara - 13/Jan/2011 
This is all tree and not enough trunk. The Scottish six-piece throw up a dense, overarching canopy of sound - employing cello, violin, accordion, keyb...

LEE ZIMMERMAN - 11/Jan/2011 3 of 5 Stars!
Scotland hasits own impressive history of producing great rock ‘n' roll, from bands likeBig Country and Del Amitri, to impassioned troubadours like th...

David Bevan - 11/Jan/2011 3 of 5 Stars!
Broken Records hail from Scotland, which has produced two of the more anthemic indie-rock bands of the moment in Frightened Rabbit and The Twilight Sa...

cloudspeakers - 15/Dec/2010 3 of 5 Stars!
Broken Records are apparently pretty tired of being called things like ‘the Scottish Arcade Fire’, but it would be a dereliction of duty not to point ...

JOE GROSS - 01/Dec/2010 3 of 5 Stars!
This Scottish group's debut album threw some welcome Gaelic peat onto their roaring arcade fire. But Let Me Come Home goes widescreen with a vengeance...

Sara Curtis - 03/Nov/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
Broken Records are, if you don’t know, a Scottish born a band that consists of six people, two guitars, a bass (“daddy”) guitar, drums, piano, trumpet...

Greg Inglis - 01/Nov/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
'Let Me Come Home' is the second long player from Edinburgh based sextet Broken Records, and the follow up to 2009’s 'Until The Earth Begins To Part'....

cloudspeakers - 28/Oct/2010 
Broken Records - Let Me Come HomeBroken Records are one of those bands that attract a lot of labels. The NME described the indie rockers on the releas...