Music & Spoken Word review: Neu! Reekie! Where are we now featuring Bill Drummond

“I guess my journey started in a place like this,” reminisced Bill Drummond, one of pop music and modern art’s most brilliantly, abrasively unconventional figures of the last four decades. A Scot in his early 60s with a granite-hard voiced carved into delicate, storytelling tones, the co-founder of pop success The KLF (whose eclectic finest moments included a transatlantic hit with Tammy Wynette, the pretend ‘machine-gunning’ of the music industry at the 1992 BRIT Awards and the burning of one million pounds on the isle of Jura) addressed us from the pulpit of a packed-out church at the foot of Easter Road on a Friday evening.