Knock It Down Video
An ironic march to the drumbeat of progress — endlessly building things up, only to knock them down and start all over again. Featuring The Proclaimers drummer, Clive Jenner.
By Douglas Mackinnon & Peter Anderson
You May Offend – Out Now
The You May Offend album is released today.
12 new songs – Knock It Down – But It Is – Easy Rhyme – You May Offend – Till The Ink Dries – The Grooming – A Little Bit Late – Anything – The Talent Show – There’s No Plan – In A Year Or Two – When You Get There
MOJO – The Proclaimers only make good to great records, and this their thirteenth is a great one: a marvel of distilled ire and hooks.
Louder Than War – The Proclaimers have made what may be their defining album at the point when less stubborn artists would be measuring a box set. Its fury never curdles into joylessness because the tunes keep throwing open the doors. It is exhilarating and delivered with surgical precision to dare the beliefs that are there to be questioned.
Uncut – They walk the twin paths of articulate sociopolitical engagement and heartfelt pocket portraits of romance.
God Is In The TV Zine – The boys are back to bare their Caledonian souls. Quite frankly, it’s outstanding. A Totally stunning record.
I – Punchy and punky, rousing and carousing, tender and tough.
Available on the following formats – CD – LP: Limited Edition Red Vinyl – LP: Limited Edition Gold Vinyl – Cassette – Digital Download
Louder Than War – You May Offend review
The Proclaimers have made what may be their defining album at the point when less stubborn artists would be measuring a box set. Its fury never curdles into joylessness because the tunes keep throwing open the doors. It is exhilarating, and delivered with surgical precision to dare the beliefs that are there to be questioned.
Radio X Interview with Chris Moyles
Getting Scottish with The Proclaimers.
Craig and Charlie interview on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X
Craig and Charlie interview on The Chris Moyles Show on Radio X
BBC Breakfast TV interview
Tuesday 8th saw Craig and Charlie discuss the You May Offend album.
Word In You Ear Podcast Interview
Mark Ellen and David Hepworth have been talking about and writing about music together and individually for a collective eighty years in magazines like Smash Hits, Q, Mojo and The Word and on radio and TV programmes like “Rock On”, “Whistle Test” and VH-1.
They began producing podcasts and last week chatted with Craig and Charlie.