The Wind - Podcast

"The Wind" is a Doric ghost story, written and performed by award winning Scottish writer and poet Alistair Lawrie, with an original score by Crum Hall.

Unpop 215

Despite the quiet release of "Agnus Angus" earlier in the year, it was still picked up and featured by those champions of overlooked treasures at unpopular-culture.com.

Agnus Angus

Possibly the most understated album release of 2022.

The Creatures We Were Before We Are Ghosts

Recorded in an atmospherically desolate Leith Theatre.

Recording The Son(s) at Leith Theatre before the revamp..

Ambient Electric and Slide

Folktronic

Dance - Beats

https://soundcloud.com/crum-hall/sets/happy-dance-pop

Traditional Instrumentals from Eastern Europe and beyond
https://soundcloud.com/crum-hall/sets/traditional-instrumentals-from

Some new instrumental tracks from Steam Studios  https://soundcloud.com/crum-hall/sets/indie-instrumental

Recording with Firefly Fortyfive in their lovely living room.

Americana meets Spaghetti Western with a hint of Mariachi

All tracks composed,played and produced by Crum at Steam Studios.

St Mary's Old Church

Lincoln's third EP "New Partner" was recorded in St. Mary's Old Church, Stoke Newington.Tracked by Crum,drums by Crum.

Heed the Thunder

To the pubs in the town, to the dry and warm with the locals - the jukebox stacked with the Neph and the Sisters.

Heed the Thunder's first album "All those Black Years"

https://soundcloud.com/heed-the-thunder/precious-one


Drums by Crum Hall

Truth, Lies and Asylum Seekers

Incl original music by Crum Hall

On Sunday 7 March 2010 three failed asylum seekers jumped to their deaths from the fifteenth floor of Glasgow's notorious Red Road flats. It was an event that would make news around the world. While suicides of this type might be rare, thousands of asylum seekers are deemed to be 'bogus' every year.

BBC Scotland highlighted in the documentary "Truth, Lies and Asylum Seekers" the plight of asylum seekers facing extradition.

Girls Behind Bars

"Girls Behind Bars" was a BBC Scotland,Scottish Bafta nominated,Documentary series filmed over a year in Scotland's only women's prison. It revealed an intimate and often shocking portrait of jail life.




The production included a number of Steam Studio instrumental recordings, invoking the grief and melancholy of life on the inside.

Original music composed and produced by Crum at Steam Studios.

Recording Mettle

Mettle, Lincoln’s first full-length album (following on from the critical acclaim of both Barcelona and Kibokin mini albums) crackles and strums like a desert-baked old gramophone would. Decidedly unheavy Mettle--unlike the band’s mid-1990s incarnation--this takes in the heady twilight atmosphere of a long summer’s evening following the broken roads down to Mexico (what do you expect from a band named after Lincoln Fargo in Jim Thompson’s Heed the Thunder?) while dusty trombones and muted trumpets are swept across the widescreen vista.
Drums played and recording tracked by Crum at Balbithan House.