Off Key

Christmas Podcast. The boys have Halde Pottinger...Comedian and Humanist Celebrant in the studio and they get on like a house on fire. The boys were looking forward to playing at The Red Hot Highland Fling when recording this, and rightly so as they smashed an explosive set in front of by far the biggest crowd ever in Inverness, 15,000 people!!

The lads have another epic banter, this time with Special Guest Dave Fisher, Local Hairdresser in Inverness, responsible for Kenny Lyall & Michael Macmillan's hairstyles!!Plenty of laughs with Fisher setting the tone within the first minute!!!

The boys are entertained by the man of the moment in all previous Podcasts, Callum Duff. The big Shinty Referee and Singer shares stories with the Torridon boys with huge laughs and some lows too! A very close friend of the band is Callum and they are delighted to have eventually got him on!

The Torridon Boys host Episode 4 of OFF KEY, with Promoter Kevin Wilson and none other that Worldwide Darts Professional Paul "The Asset" Nicholson. Some greta banter, stories and a joy to listen up close to a down to earth professional who has beat the best in the business, including Gary Anderson and Phil "The Power" Taylor!

The boys have their first special guest, highland legend Norman Maclean drummer with top Highland bands Scooty & The Skyhooks, Rant and BIRO. Hear the craic after the boys recent Edinburgh & Aviemore trip while some great fun with Norman, and an insight into the man that pulls together the band line up at Thunder In The Glens at the Winking Owl Open Car Park Stage, Aviemore.

The Lads (Kenny Smith, Kenny Lyall & Paul Elliott) speak about the potential Ironworks closure and pros and cons shopping locally versus online for music or related products. Plenty Laughs and hilarious stories in this one Folks!!

The Torridon lads take their banter to the Podcast stage and it all starts here! Listen to their take on fun and serious issues, while informing everyone of their upcoming Album Release "Break The Chains" on Friday September 20.