There Are No Saints, by Siobhan Wilson

There Are No Saints

by Siobhan Wilson

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markrstirling "There Are No Saints" is one of the greatest albums of this or any other year. By turns fragile, sad, strong and defiant. All of the tracks have something important to communicate and do so brilliantly! The performances match the quality of the songs. I'll be listening to this for years to come. Favorite track: Dark Matter.

Andy Borland Why do I love this album?
Because Siobhan is a stunning artist. Has been for years. And it's a joy to watch her develop, progress & delight in her many talents :-)

I stumbled across her by chance at Celtic Connections 5 or 6 years ago & her voice blew my wee cotton socks off!

Patrick Kapty Siobhan Wilson is a one of a kind talent who writes songs directly to the heart. At last! her new album!

David Sams My fav track is not available to select :) but is Make You Mine. I love this album so much :)

Norman Morrow Great lyrics, wonderful music and a voice straight from the angels themselves, truly fantastic!

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	1.	There Are No Saints 01:30
	2.	Whatever Helps 02:58
	3.	Dear God 05:07
	4.	Paris Est Blanche 03:22
	5.	Disaster and Grace 05:55
	6.	J'attendrai 03:14
	7.	Incarnation 04:39
	8.	Make You Mine 06:01
	9.	Dark Matter 02:48
	10.	Dystopian Bach 05:02
	11.	It Must Have Been the Moon 03:49

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Released on 14th July 2017 on digital/CD/LP, this is the debut album by Siobhan Wilson.

“Mesmerising… a hugely exciting talent” 5 stars - The Scotsman
“Dear God had us hang on every syllable” 4 stars - The Herald
“One of the most remarkable singers in Scotland… a stunning performance” Daily Record

Siobhan was born in Elgin, but recorded and released in Paris before returning to Scotland a few years ago, which is where we first met her, playing solo at the Electric Circus in Edinburgh. It was incredible, and we immediately invited her to record for our next Split 12”.

In the main drawing room of Inshriach House at the Insider Festival in 2013 we recorded 'Dear God' for Split 12” Vol.3, which was featured as Lauren Laverne’s ‘headphones moment’, has gone on to clock up 10,000 Soundcloud plays.

After the release of the Split 12” Siobhan went on to release 'Say It’s True' on Reveal, before a chance encounter at a Modern Studies gig before Christmas led to us discussing her new album - a beautiful, minimal record which she was making with Chris McCrory of Catholic Action.

Generally I make sure to listen to things through several times and properly think things over before offering to release a record, but on this one I was about halfway through the first song and I knew we’d want to put it out.

By turns still and pretty, and with an undercurrent of nastiness which rears its head every once in a while, to my ears this is just a stunningly beautiful album. and one I am delighted to have associated with the label.

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released July 14, 2017

Produced and recorded by Chris McCrory.
J'attendrai recorded by Francois Bonnet + Cyril Nobilet
Dystopian Bach recorded by Siobhan Wilson
as well as Dear God by Matthew Young + Neil Pennycook
Photography by Gemma Dagger.
Design and layout by Matthew Young

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