About

Following on from their first critically acclaimed album "Songs From Southern and Baseline" (2004) and the take no prisoners mini-album "Kings Thursday on the Friday Street" (2001), Marshan entered Riverside Studios on the southside of Glasgow with one mission: to produce a great rock record, the way they used to be made before corporate America got their hands on things. Recorded live onto analogue tape, with no manipulation via pro-tools or any other musical "aid", the band shaped nine tracks which veer from the penniless rock fury of Fun on the Tongue to the west-coast hangover cure of Sweet Yuko's Oil, which are all combined under the title "Brought to you by the Goodtime Girls".