there’s just over a month til Scatterchild play Year’s End Fest! 
it’s looking like an incredible day of music, with so many bands and artists performing, put together by Scruff of the Neck – definitely not one to miss out on. 
Scatterchild are performing at Mother Mary’s, on New Wakefield Street – tickets available at https://www.fatsoma.com/e/k45fftg4/year-s-end-festival-2024 
enjoying the new Tyler, The Creator album “Chromakopia”? 
check out the video from the cover of “Earfquake” that Scatterchild + Zakia did earlier this year 
on YouTube at https://youtu.be/7d7RmBAZEZk
there’s only a week to go til the next Scatterchild show, supporting the amazing Freya Beer at 33 Oldham Street
we can’t wait for this one – a spooky halloween special, on the Thursday 31st of October! don’t miss out, get your tickets at https://fatso.ma/0r14
just a lil reminder you can find all of our merchandise on our Bandcamp
we’ve got CDs, cassette tapes, and t-shirts from Anyone’s Ghost michael webster Narwhals and Scatterchild – well worth checking out to support Manchester musicians 
head on over to https://breadrecords.bandcamp.com/merch to find it all, or just drop us a message for more information!
just a little reminder that we’ve got CDs available for our latest release on the label, the debut album “An Everyday Landscape” by Scatterchild
drop us a DM for more information, or you can buy them on Bandcamp at https://scatterchild.bandcamp.com/album/an-everyday-landscape
our very own Scatterchild is performing next at 33 Oldham Street on the Thursday 31st October 
supporting Freya Beer, performing tracks from the recent debut album “An Everyday Landscape“, it’s gonna be a riot. tickets available at https://fatso.ma/0r14
“An Everyday Landscape”, the debut album from Scatterchild, is available to stream everywhere NOW 
you can stream it on all the platforms, or purchase a digital copy or pick up a CD on Bandcamp at https://scatterchild.bandcamp.com/album/an-everyday-landscape
we’ve got a stellar October coming up with a bunch of gigs 
today we’re down at The Thirsty Scholar for our Cream of the Crop, and it’s an incredible one with music from michael webster, The Cosmonaut Cassettes, Joe Nelson, Eyam, Underground Folk Collective, Walter Kocays and The Memory Club! 
1pm – 7pm, free entry!
then we’re back at the Grafton Arms on the Saturday 19th of October, with music from The Memos, Banana Undertones, Judderman and Monopoly Pink – raising funds for The Christie Charity 
plus, with open mics down at Flour & Flagon Grafton Arms The Dockyard Peaky Blinders Manchester and Rewind NQ, there’s plenty to get involved with – get in touch with our michael webster for more information 
and even a bunch of gigs for our acts on the label! come on down and support local music. great to see so much going on
“An Everyday Landscape”, the debut album from Scatterchild has been out for just over a week!
a huge thank you to everyone who’s listened, given the tracks a spin, or added to their playlists – we’ve had such a lovely reception to this release. you can find it on all streaming platforms, and CDs are available to purchase at https://scatterchild.bandcamp.com/album/an-everyday-landscape
a HUGE thank you to everyone who made it down to Low Four Studio for the album launch last night with Scatterchild
we had an unreal turnout, and all of our acts smashed it – big love to Alor Mr. Fish and Hazel Genevieve for support. as always, Scatterchild were out of this world 
the debut album “An Everyday Landscape” is available to stream on all streaming platforms! check it out and let us know what you think
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