The Pictish Trail

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The Pictish Trail
Birth name John Lynch
Born c. 1981
Origin Edinburgh, Scotland
Genres Folk, electronic, alt-folk
Years active 2002–present
Labels Fence, Moshi Moshi
Associated acts Fence Collective, Silver Columns, Three Craws, King Creosote

Johnny Lynch is a Scottish musician who performs under the stage name The Pictish Trail. Lynch runs Fence Records alongside Kenny Anderson.[1][2] As of 2010 he also plays with Adem Ilhan in the band Silver Columns.[3]

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[edit] Early life

Born and raised in Edinburgh, Lynch spent his teenage years in America before moving back to Scotland.[4]

[edit] Career

Lynch released his debut album Secret Soundz in September 2008.[2][5]

In February 2009, The Times named Secret Soundz as an "Essential Recording" of the Fence Collective.[6]

In 2010 The List magazine named Lynch as the 12th "Hottest Scot" in its list of creative Scottish people.

Lynch also supported KT Tunstall throughout her 2010-2011 European tour in support of her 2010 album, Tiger Suit.[7]

His 2010 album "In Rooms" (12" vinyl) consists of 50 songs of 30 seconds each written as part of the "100 Days To Make Me A Better Person" project of 2009. [8]

[edit] Discography

Albums

  • The Pictish Trail (2003)
  • Pick @ Pictish (2003)
  • Hot Trail (2004)
  • Secret Soundz Vol. 1 (2008)
  • In Rooms (2010)

Singles

  • Words Fail Me Now (2007)
  • Winter Home Disco (Remixes) (2008)

Compilations

  • Norman The Fence (2003)
  • Fence Reunited (2003)
  • Fine Tuning (2003)
  • Fence Reunited (2003)
  • Gangplank - Walk the 7 (2003)
  • Fence @ Pittenweem '04 (2004)
  • Welcome the Hummingbeans (2005)
  • Balloons (2005)
  • Don't Fudge with the Fence Made (2007)

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