The Strange Blue Dreams

The Strange Blue Dreams are a Glasgow-based band formed in 2015, blending a unique sound that combines rock 'n' roll, R&B, and rockabilly with a skiffle style. The quintet, led by singer and chief songwriter David Addison, has gained recognition for their energetic performances and distinctive blend of genres. They quickly gained momentum, performing at notable events like Glastonbury and the Edinburgh Fringe, and featuring in a BBC TV documentary by the end of their first year. Their music often incorporates diverse elements, such as Eastern mandolins and music hall tap dance routines, creating a captivating sound that blends Eastern and Western influences.

The band's discography includes albums such as their self-titled debut, "Simple Machine," and "For My Sins," showcasing their ability to craft a wide range of music. They are known for their live performances, which often bring a lively and dynamic energy to their venues. The Strange Blue Dreams have been associated with Holy Smokes Records, which has supported the release of several of their albums. Their music has drawn comparisons to reimagined classics, much like the way Andy Partridge reinterpreted psychedelia with The Dukes Of Stratosphear.