Mull Historical Society in Manchester

Mull Historical Society is the Scottish indie-pop project of singer-songwriter Colin MacIntyre, who grew up on the Isle of Mull. He introduced the name with the album Loss, followed by This Is Hope and US; songs including “Barcode Bypass,” “Watching Xanadu” and “How ’Bout I Love You More” established the project’s melodic, guitar-led sound. Early in the project’s career, Mull Historical Society toured with The Strokes and Elbow, taking MacIntyre’s songs into clubs and theatres with a live band. Festival appearances have included Glastonbury Festival and T in the Park.