Team Salt

There's something more raw, and more direct…brutal, even …about acoustics guitars. Team Salt embraced that principle and then went a bit crazy. Songs that are edgy then anthemic; massive then fragile. Fleetwood Mac meets Smashing Pumpkins. On happy acid.



Alas the band are no more, and as it turns out the single launch at King Tuts in June 2007 was their last live show. It was a nice way to end things, even if that wasn't the plan as it happened.



During their 'time', a fair few folk said some decent things about the group. Some are written below; a lot more - from people after gigs, in pubs, and so on - are not, but nor are they forgotten. That sounds cheesy.is cheesy, in fact.but there you go. They really meant a lot, and the band would like to say thanks. We'd like to think we did a pretty good job of what we set out to do.



"Five proper human beings that practically ooze their love for what they do with every perfect note." (Is This Music?)



"Music with shocking intelligence and integrity.acoustic songs with enough sparkle to leave your mouth watering" (Brazen Magazine)



"Personal lyrics hide under melancholic guitars, talking beautifully of frustrated love and an agoraphobic sense of guilt" (T-Break)



"These acoustic lovelies show that there's more to the genre than just Damien Rice" (Starry Nights Music)



"The mighty, mighty Team Salt: Glasgows premier acoustic rock band" (Mark Hunter - www.thetartanpodcast.com)