The Reids remain masters of turning conversational language into songs that land with considerably more weight than their simplicity might initially suggest.   https://chimeo.com/article/Albums-The-Proclaimers---You-May-Offend

The Proclaimers sober anger is reminiscent of Elvis Costello

The Proclaimers are the soundtrack to my life https://observer.co.uk/culture/music/article/richard-curtis-the-proclaimers-are-the-soundtrack-to-my-life

It would be easy for The Proclaimers to look to the past and dwell on their success with tried and trusted music, but they don’t. You May Offend is very much of the now. The tunes they are well known for are timeless. They’ve stood the test of time and will continue...

Craig and Charlie join Kirsty Wark to chat about the new album on BBC Radio 4's live magazine programme on the worlds of arts, literature, film, media and music. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0031kqy

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