SCOTT C PARK
Together with his band, Scott C. Park delivers catchy slacker-indie confessionals that are razor-sharp, loose and swaggering all at once, with powerful walls of vocal harmonies and guitar solos that hold on for dear life. Growing up on his family’s campsite on the remote Isle of Lewis has given the singer-guitarist a unique perspective on the world: an island where oppressive presbyterianism lives alongside rich celtic tradition, where every village has its quirky characters and every stone has a story. While his music borrows more stylistically from north American slacker-rock legends like Pavement, Wilco, and Neil Young, Park’s lyricism is firmly rooted in the west of Scotland, drawing on hyper-local references to paint his picture of how it feels to grow up where the wind howls, and the preacher howls louder. 

Scott C. Park’s debut album Crossing the Line (2025) details the loss of a lifelong Christian faith, veering from sarcastic grooves (Slide) to devastating confessionals (Came Back To Me Dead). His new record is due out in summer 2026. 

‘Strong pop chops [and] cosmic Americana brush-strokes — ★★★★’ — The Scotsman, Crossing the Line album review

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