Nyah Fearties Lugton, UK
Nyah Fearties were a Scottish band from the village of Lugton that created a near-unique brand of anarchic modern folk
between 1982 and 1995.
They combined the rich traditional music and storytelling culture of its native Ayrshire, with a jarring punk ethos, madcap humour and improvised acoustic instrumentation.
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