The Resurrection Club make music that sounds like distance and belonging at once. After decades apart, two friends and ex-bandmates from Glasgow, Martin McLeish and Morris Fraser, have found their shared language again. Recorded between Barcelona, Edinburgh, and Melbourne, digitally connected but analog in spirit, their album ‘Survival’ is a quiet miracle of endurance: music born from isolation, exhaustion, and rediscovery.

After disbanding their band The Plastic Flies in the early 80’s, their lives took very different turns. Martin built a successful business in Spain’s alcohol industry; whilst Morris worked in public service in Scotland on alcohol-harm policy, while personally battling alcoholism and agoraphobia. Both changed, endured, and survived, but never lost their creative instincts.

Their reconnection after nearly 40 years wasn’t just musical; it was an act of courage, the rediscovery of a musical language they once shared, and a reminder that creativity doesn’t expire, it only waits to be reignited. Mike (Spike) Paterson, their original bandmate from The Plastic Flies, contributes guitars and inspiration from Melbourne, another link back to where it all began.