This week we’re joined by the multi-talented troubadour, promoter and friend, Kapil Seshasayee as he picks the debut album by little known Scottish post rockers Long Fin Killie.

Post rock is perhaps only one way of defining this band., but it’s probably the most accurate label to affix to them when it comes to Houdini. Incorporating a myriad of American post rock influences that were floating around this tiny scene at the time, the band, fronted by writer Luke Sutherland, made extensive use their impressive multi-instrumental talents to weave violin, bouzouki, mandolin, hammer dulcimer, saxophone, trumpets, keyboards and so much more alongside the standard two guitars, drums, bass and vocal setup.

The band did achieve a reasonable amount in their short lifetime though, and released another two albums after this, inching away from po ...