Welcome to Off The Beaten Tracks, a musical project set in unusual surroundings. In our first ever outing, we're thrilled to show off the fizzing art-pop of one of Edinburgh’s finest new bands Come On Gang, made all acoustic and velvety. Yum, yum, yum.

The first track, So Good Hold My Hand, was played outside The Deacon's Cafe down Brodie’s Close, just off The Royal Mile. The site was once owned by Deacon Brodie - who we like for the fact that he invented a type of gallows on which he was eventually hanged - and was also formerly a barracks, a cut in the stone step where soldiers would sharpen their swords still remains. It is now a tearoom, run by the supernaturally patient Ivor, who graciously let us muck about outside and generally bring the tone down.

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More about Come On Gang at myspace.com/comeongangmusic