For over a decade, Half Deaf Clatch has been prolific in writing songs described as “raw down-home blues”. He mixes it with some covers of tracks by legends of the world of blues (including Son House and Robert Johnson) but impresses more with his original work. Somehow, his songwriting has continued to be of a
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It’s hard not to admire how much work Half Deaf Clatch (aka Andrew McLatchie) puts into his music. He ended 2020 with the final part of his spaghetti western trilogy Doomsday Desperado! Since then, he has already released three lockdown EP’s (Every Path Starts Somewhere, Retro Electric: One and Retro Electric: Two). While all that
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Andrew McLatchie is better known for his bluesy persona Half Deaf Clatch. However, a few years ago, he decided to do something a little different. After a discussion with author Richard Wall, they began work on a musical and literary collaboration. What started as a fun idea grew into a project which would see them
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For almost a decade, Half Deaf Clatch (aka Andrew McLatchie) has been creating his own style of blues. The amount of albums and EPs he has released over this time has been prolific and have continued to impress. During this time, he has also created other projects, including his collaboration with the author Richard Wall
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