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BandsYou are in: Manchester > Introducing > Bands > Introducing… God's Little Eskimo  God's Little Eskimo Introducing… God's Little EskimoMaking music for a "slightly wistful, slightly sinister teddy bear's picnic", God’s Little Eskimo is ploughing his own indie folk furrow. What we think"There’s something in Johnny’s description of his music, as it has a childlike air that comes tinged with a very adult edge of darkness. There’s gentle shimmers of sound that shiver into pools of beautiful melody and over it all, his measured vocal whipping out weary meanders. As fine a new folker as you’re going to hear." Chris LongWho is in the band?"Johnny Eskimo, it's a one man band. I sing and play guitar, piano, glockenspiel, melodica, autoharp and musical saw (though not all at once) all tied together with a loop station." What type of music do you play?"Music for a teddy bear's picnic. A slightly wistful, slightly sinister teddy bear's picnic. Or you could just say alternative indie/folk." What’s the God’s Little Eskimo story?"I first got together with me when I was born, and have been working with myself ever since. I like to think it's going well." How are things going?"I was in a band for a few years, but have been a little solo Eskimo since the beginning of 2007. I've done quite a few gigs round Manchester including Red Deer Club, and appeared on Channel M singing two songs on The Social, looking extremely scared. I got a nice 9/10 review on the Teletext demos bit too." The Â鶹ԼÅÄ is not responsible for the content of external websites God’s Little Eskimo plays the Dry Bar on Tuesday 6 May and the Carlton Club on Saturday 31 May.last updated: 11/04/2008 at 09:51 SEE ALSOYou are in: Manchester > Introducing > Bands > Introducing… God's Little Eskimo [an error occurred while processing this directive]
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