Hand of God presents: Sunday Sermon
Hound + Peach Crumb + The Mary Column + Speeding + Martha Ffion
Hand of God presents .. SUNDAY SERMON - a day party at The Old Burnt Barns on Sunday 26th July! This show will take place outside so bring your fake ray bans and wear sunscreen. Please note this is Glasgow and so there's a plan B which involves doing the gig indoors.
2pm - 9pm
featuring performances from
HOUND the boys are back in town... and they have another new single to celebrate, as well as news of a new album which (spoiler) hand of god is proud to be releasing later this year. it's a celebratory collection full of big hooks and bigger choruses. the sound of four people having a blast.
SPEEDING the first proper show by the new band from craig angus (ex savage mansion, currently former champ). this band is chilled out as fuck and features the musical talents of adam forbes, robyn dawson and andrew macpherson. ffo: sparklehorse, paul westerberg
MARTHA FFION claire's back! performing stripped back versions of songs from her beloved back catalogue (the indie folk of 'sunday best', the broadcast-influenced 'nights to forget', the classic pop of 'the wringer') and previewing some new material
THE MARY COLUMN jack mellin... one of glasgow's best songwriters. glasgow's best guitar player? it's quite simply an immense pleasure to have jack and his band play a rare 2026 show with us
PEACH CRUMB clairo, andy shauf, the postal service... we hear all of this in peach crumb's beautiful tunes. we saw them play at hounds of love back in february and we've been looking forward to asking them to do something since then
tickets are available for either £15 or £10 and as always no one turned away for lack of funds, message us handofgodrecordingco@gmail.com
Line Up
Hound
Peach Crumb
The Mary Column
Speeding
Martha Ffion is the musical project of Glasgow-based Irish songwriter Claire Martha Ffion McKay. Building on the promise she showed with her first self-released EP, Go in 2014, Martha’s sound has continued to bloom, leading to her signing with Turnstile – home to Cate Le Bon, Gruff Rhys and more. Her recent releases, Wallflower and We Disappear - featured on new EP 'Trip'- showcase her unique style, where classic 60s songwriting meets dream pop, justifying the hugely impressive support Martha Ffion has already received from Marc Riley, Jo Whiley, Mary Anne Hobbs, Huw Stephens and John Kennedy.
Following festival appearances at End of the Road and Latitude, Martha Ffion completed a successful UK tour in October 2016 with support from PRS for Music Foundation‘s Women Make Music initiative. With GoldFlakePaint citing Martha Ffion as “an artist that seems ready-made for wider acclaim” and Clash calling her “an intriguing talent” this is one of the most promising young artists around.
