The Gothenburg Address

The Gothenburg Address is a Scottish post-rock band from Edinburgh, formed in 2008 by guitarist Luke Joyce. The band's early lineup included Chris Bathgate, David Jeans, and Rob Doig, all of whom have backgrounds in notable Scottish bands like Arab Strap and The Zephyrs. Known for their purely instrumental sound, The Gothenburg Address creates music that evokes a late-night, early dawn atmosphere with chilly guitars and understated harmonies. They have released several albums and EPs, including "The Sky. The Mountains. The Land" and "The Hessian," showcasing their ability to craft dark, brooding, and majestic soundscapes.

Over the years, the band has undergone lineup changes, with members like David Ritchie, Robert Percival, and Christian Kimmett contributing to their evolving sound. Despite these changes, The Gothenburg Address continues to work on new material, incorporating fresh talent into their lineup. Their music has been praised for its intelligent and glacial qualities, making them a notable figure in the Scottish post-rock scene.