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City: Glasgow
Country: UK
Signup Date: 10/19/2005

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Sunday, August 23, 2009 
Hi guys,
I suppose you might have noticed the name change, we are making a fresh start.
Ross Clark and The Scarfs Go Missing have ceased to be...
We are now Three Blind Wolves  

Our first show as three blind wolves is with Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard @ Oran mor on september 1st which, we are really excited about.
Expect to see us playing a bit more in your town and feel free to suggest any parties or gigs you would like us to play. also look out for some new songs soon, we are working on a couple of new tracks which will hopefully feature on a future release.

Everyone in the pack is alot happier and we hope to see you on the 1st.
Let us know how you are!

TBW
x
Wednesday, April 01, 2009 
hey there guys,

we had the best time on tour frightened rabbit.

thanks to all the people who bought our cds, tshirts, signed the mailing list and chatted to us.
and most of all to frightened rabbit who drove us around in the van!

legends the lot of them.

aye......im chuffed.

lots of loaf
rc
xxx


Currently listening:
Music from Big Pink
By The Band
Release date: 2000-09-11
Tuesday, March 03, 2009 

Current mood:  cold
hey
 i got interviewed by this lovely girl from south carolina, for the list magazine.

here goes.


http://www.list.co.uk/article/16200-exposure-ross-clark-and-the-scarfs-go-missing/

thanks kelly.
xx




Thursday, February 05, 2009 
hey guys,
we will be going on our first trip down to the land of england next month with our good pals frightened rabbit. Its apart of their acoustic tour, all the dates are posted on the page now. Also ill be playing some mandolin and banjos on a couple of tracks with the frabbits, look out!
also we recently filmed these awesome popmorphic videos, they are available on www.popmorphic.com. seven songs bitch!! its probably the best thing we have done as a band. A big thanks to all the lovely girls and boys who were involved in making that day awesome!
Lastly 'You brought Evil' LP is available in avalanche records in glasgow (soon to be edinburgh) and through the myspace. if you aint got one, get one!!
 
hope all is well.
lots of loaf
rc
xx
Thursday, January 08, 2009 

Current mood:  chipper
Category: Music
just saw this today from the skinny...

Whether Ross Clark has even crossed the Atlantic in his short life so far is unknown, but on 'You Brought Evil', he sounds as though his formative years were spent feasting on fried green tomatoes and Hank Williams records. Almost bizarely, this results in an accomplished and enjoyable Americanna record, albeit one emanting from somewhere in the southside of Glasgow. Clark's marriage of country, blues and even gospel styles is nigh on expert and seamless: this is atmospheric, graphic and impassioned stuff. His often desperate, reverb drenched vocals dominate every track, from the opening lament to dreamless nights (Three Blind Wolves) to the concluding ode to a companion (Chewin' on Bones). Clark's solo debut recalls genre-defining artists like Bright Eyes and more recently Bon Iver, but kudos must be offered for his successful endeavours to create his own individual sound, particularly when many more celebrated artists are content to use such yardsticks as templates. (Finbarr Bermingham)
****

Thankyou Finbarr for your kind words, and 'You Brought Evil' will be available to buy from all good Avalanche stores and directly from us through this here site from 19th Jan.

xxx
Currently listening:
Peaceful, the World Lays Me Down
Release date: 2008-09-16
Thursday, December 18, 2008 

Current mood:  breezy

hey there,

 

vote for me in the jock rock poll for 2008. im nominated for solo male catagory.

http://www.jockrock.org/jockrockpoll2008.html

vote for anna meldrum, frabbits and we were promised jetpacks too!!!

 

or there will be....trouble.

 

xx

Monday, December 01, 2008 

Current mood:  awake

http://www.freshair.org.uk/2008/08/18/interview-ross-clark/ 

 

this is a wee session i did on edinburgh student radio.

funny stuff.

xx

Currently listening:
In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
By Neutral Milk Hotel
Release date: 1998-02-10
Friday, November 07, 2008 

Current mood:  awake

Comes to Edinburgh

Posted by Oonagh Brown on October 28, 2008

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Since becoming a prominent music figure in Glaswegian pubs and clubs a lot of lazy comparisons have been made about Ross Clark. Being called anything from the third Proclaimer to Glasgow's own Bright Eyes, yet despite this Clark has now managed to define himself as an individual.

Some may claim this is down to his large spectacles or frequently worn plaid shirts, but to those who have seen him perform it becomes clear that novelty dress is not only what he has to offer. As a performer Clark has the ability to captivate the crowd, many have now become somewhat addicted to the naive charm which comes from his self defined "bizarre country music". Now, at the young age of twenty with only four years of playing experience behind him, it is incredible the feeling of empathy that the audience gets when watching this young talent take to the stage to perform his wide range of songs, including fan favourites such as 'Hopeless Romantic' and 'Silversword'.

At the moment it is only really the frequent drinkers of trendy Glasgow pubs who could recite off the top of their heads charming lyrics of his such as "I could message other people but I just want a reply from you". Yet with an EP released last year and a solo album coming out at the end of November on the Scottish label Instinctive Racoon, Clark is becoming prepared to take, not only Glasgow but, all of Scotland by storm.

Next stop Edinburgh. The capital has yet to hear much from Clark. His main audiences have mainly been confined to Glasgow and Dundee, but Edinburgh is now about to become much more aware of the young talent from Clydebank. His Edinburgh debut will be taking place at the famous Caves where the likes of James Murphy from LCD Soundsystem recently played.

Personally, Clark is excited about playing more frequently in Edinburgh. He feels this will provide him with not only the chance to increase his fan base, but also looks on the experience as an opportunity to get people more acquainted with the new addition to his once solo act - The Scarfs Go Missing.

The oddly named Scarfs Go Missing are a group of fellow Glasgow based musicians who joined Clark this year to put, as he says, more "meat on the bones" of his acoustic songs. This has been succesfully completed with the use of this talented three piece band. Before this recent development the stage was solely occupied by Clark, but now it has become invaded by a wide range of talent. With Clark you can  now also see and hear a somewhat unexpected trumpet and violin addition. Together they now provide a shock to anyone expecting a simple but pleasant ballad.

thanks oonagh!!!

 

xxxx

Currently listening:
Cardinology
By Ryan Adams & the Cardinals
Release date: 2008-10-28
Tuesday, November 04, 2008 

Current mood:  breezy
Category: Pets and Animals

hey there,

 

i recorded a little mini album a few weeks with my friend matt. its going to be released on Instinctive Racoon records on the 1st December, just in time for christmas.

thing is though..... there are only be 100 copies so make sure you get one.

also they are going to be handmade by me and my friends.

 

hope you like it.

xx

Currently listening:
Tonight at the Arizona
By Felice Brothers
Release date: 2007-06-25
Tuesday, September 23, 2008 

hey guys,

hope all is well with you. what ye get uup to at the weekend?

we will be doing our first headline show at the Oran mor on the 2nd of october.
before us there will be sets from some awesome bands

I'm excited to get to play last in the mor, its always something we have been aiming to do. i hope some folks come down and make it special for us. we should have a bunch of new songs to play for y'all too.

WASHINGTON IRVING will open up the night with their oban rock!

followed by

THERE WILL BE FIREWORKS. we played with these guys earlier this year. good times.

tick tocks are five pounds. its the biggest show we will have done so far, so get down.

xx

p.s new recordings on the page, started piecing together songs for what could be an album. its exciting times

Currently listening:
Music from Big Pink
By The Band
Release date: 2000-08-29