Since forming in Edinburgh, Scotland in 2006 Broken Records have established themselves as one of Britain’s best live bands. They've toured the UK, Europe, and US extensively, supporting the likes of The National, and playing all major UK and international music festivals, including the main stages of Latitude and Green Man, Glastonbury, and Reading & Leeds.

They’ve released four albums to date: Until The Earth Begins To Part (2009) and Let Me Come Home (2020) via the legendary 4AD label, and Weights & Pulleys (2014), What We Might Know (2018) and new album The Dreamless Sleep of the 1990s (2023) - recorded with Tony Doogan (Mogwai, Belle & Sebastian).

They've received critical acclaim from the UK’s top music press – The Guardian, Uncut, Mojo, NME, The Scotsman, Clash etc – and recorded radio sessions for BBC6 Music's Mark Riley and Shaun Keaveny, Radio Scotland's Vic Galloway show and The Quay Sessions, and a Maida Vale session for Zane Lowe.

Broken Records are Jamie Sutherland (Guitar, Vocals), Rory Sutherland (Organ, Piano, Synths, Loops, Violin), Ian Turnbull (Guitar, Organ, Piano), Craig Ross (Guitar), Andrew Keeney (Drums, Percussion) and Clarissa Cheong (Bass Guitar).