Music review: Squeeze, Usher Hall, Edinburgh
A QUICK glance at the crowd might have suggested that wry, mid-70s-formed London punk-pop prototypes Squeeze are a nostalgia act these days, one who cultivate an audience who are more or less their own age, and who get by largely on the basis of past glories. If that’s your impression of the group, however, you’re strongly advised to take in one of their shows.