Steven Lindsay is based in Glasgow, Scotland. He originally trained at Glasgow School of Art - 'more Damien Hirst than Damien Rice' and never really intended to be a singer and musician. He formed the Scottish band The Big Dish in 1983. His solo career was launched in 2004 with Exit Music on his own Seminal label. Exit Music was adored by critics - The Daily Telegraph called it 'a quiet, timeless masterpiece', the Guardian -'the kind of disc that could start its own cult'
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Steven Lindsay is based in Glasgow, Scotland. He originally trained at Glasgow School of Art - 'more Damien Hirst than Damien Rice' and never really intended to be a singer and musician. He formed the Scottish band The Big Dish in 1983. His solo career was launched in 2004 with Exit Music on his own Seminal label. Exit Music was adored by critics - The Daily Telegraph called it 'a quiet, timeless masterpiece', the Guardian -'the kind of disc that could start its own cult', Q - 'a beautiful record' and it became an Album Of The Week in both The Times - ('a gorgeously muted wander through an autumnal, nocturnal season') and The Sunday Times as well as being Scotland On Sunday's Album Of The Year. Exit Music was latterly described as being 'so beautiful it could stop the traffic'. Steven Lindsay's follow-up album Kite was released in June 2007 on The Echo Label. In early 2022, Lindsay announced a new solo project, Interlopers, a studio to live band including Stuart McCredie, Ross Mcfarlane, and Adrian Barry. The debut album is slated for release in May 2022.
