The Spook School 'Dress Up'

The debut album from Edinburgh quartet The Spook School brings together 13 (mostly) very noisy guitar pop songs, the culmination of four people making a lot of noise about gender and about identity.

Inspired by the post-punk-pop of The Buzzcocks, Lou Reed's 'Transformer' and the films of Buster Keaton, with a dash of 60s pop for good measure, The Spook School are Nye Todd on guitar with Adam Todd also on guitar and Anna Cory on bass, not forgetting Niall McCamley who plays drums, tells jokes and takes his clothes off.

They all sing and shout and write the music together. There is no leader and no 'frontperson'. They're a band.

1. Are You Who You Think You Are? 
2. I'll Be Honest 
3. You Make It Sound So Easy 
4. I Don't Know 
5. The Cameraman 
6. Something 
7. Can You Ever Trust A Man Who Think Matt Damon's Really Cool? 
8. What A Pity 
9. Devil of Mine 
10. That's When I Ran Away 
11. You Don't Know 
12. History 
13. Who Ya Gonna Call? Goat Buster!