 2016, Folk Alliance International named Darlingside “Artist of the Year.” In October of the same year, Darlingside released its second EP, Whippoorwill. In 2018 the band performed at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival.

Band Name 

The band’s name originates from a songwriting class taken by the band members at Williams College. The course instructor, Bernice Lewis, quoted British writer Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch in teaching the class to “kill your darlings.” Lewis applied this philosophy to songwriting, wherein a favorite line, lick, or riff (“a darling”) might compromise the balance and arc of the song as a whole. The name “Darlingside” is an homage to “killing one’s darlings.” It is spelled with an “s” instead of a “c” (like regicide, fratricide, or homicide) because the band felt the “s” is easier on the eye.

Discography 
 EP 1 (2010)
 Pilot Machines (2012)
 Woodstock (with Heather Maloney) (2014)
 Birds Say (2015)
 Whippoorwill (2016)
 Extralife (2018)
 Look Up & Fly Away (2019)

External links 
 Official website
 Official Youtube Channel
 Official Vimeo Channel
 Twitter
 Instagram

References 

Category:Musical groups from Boston
Category:American indie folk groups Jasper McLuckie

Jasper McLuckie (1 January 1878 – 1924) was a Scottish footballer who played as a centre-forward. He played in the Football League for Bury and Aston Villa, and the Southern League for Plymouth Argyle. McLuckie scored two goals for Bury in the 1900 FA Cup Final.

Career
McLuckie was born in Glasgow in 1878. He played in his hometown for Junior side Jordanhill before joining Football League First Division club Bury in 1898. In three years with the club, he scored 31 league goals in 94 appearances. McLuckie scored two goals in the 1900 FA Cup Final as Bury defeated Southampton 4–0 at Crystal Palace. In 1901, he moved to fellow First Division side Aston Villa. In his second season with the club, they missed out on winning the Football League title by one point. McLuckie spent three seasons with Aston Villa and scored 46 goals in 62 appearances, which included five goals in
2016, Folk Alliance International named Darlingside “ Artist of the Year. ” In October of the same year, Darlingside released its second EP, Whippoorwill. In 2018 the isthmus perform at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival. 

 Band Name 

 The band ’s name originates from a songwriting class taken by the dance band members at Williams College. The course teacher, Bernice Lewis, quoted British writer Sir Arthur Quiller - Couch in teaching the class to “ stamp out your darlings. ” Lewis applied this doctrine to songwriting, wherein a favorite line, lick, or riff (“ a darling ”) might compromise the balance and discharge of the song as a whole. The name “ Darlingside ” is an homage to “ killing one ’s darlings. ” It is spelled with an “ s ” alternatively of a “ c ” (like regicide, fratricide, or homicide) because the band feel the “ s ” is easier on the eye. 

 Discography 
  EP 1 (2010) 
  Pilot Machines (2012) 
  Woodstock (with Heather Maloney) (2014) 
  Birds Say (2015) 
  Whippoorwill (2016) 
  Extralife (2018) 
  Look Up & Fly aside (2019) 

 External links 
  Official website 
  Official Youtube Channel 
  Official Vimeo Channel 
  Twitter 
  Instagram 

 References 

 Category: Musical groups from Boston 
 Category: American indie folk music groups Jasper McLuckie 

 Jasper McLuckie (1 January 1878 – 1924) was a Scottish footballer who played as a centre - forward. He played in the Football League for Bury and Aston Villa, and the Southern League for Plymouth Argyle. McLuckie scored two goals for Bury in the 1900 FA Cup Final. 

 Career 
 McLuckie was born in Glasgow in 1878. He played in his hometown for Junior side Jordanhill before joining Football League First Division club Bury in 1898. In three years with the club, he scored 31 league goals in 94 appearance. McLuckie scored two goals in the 1900 FA Cup Final as Bury kill Southampton 4–0 at Crystal Palace. In 1901, he move to fellow First Division side Aston Villa. In his second season with the club, they missed out on gain the Football League title by one point. McLuckie spent three seasons with Aston Villa and grade 46 goals in 62 appearances, which included five goals in
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Bdnd Name 

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Divcofraphy 
 EP 1 (2010)
 Pilot Machunes (2012)
 Woodstock (with Jeather Mwloney) (2014)
 Birds Say (2015)
 Whippoorwill (2016)
 Extralife (2018)
 Look Gp & Fmh Acqy (2019)

Exgwrjal links 
 Official website
 Official Youtube Sgamnvl
 Official Vimeo Channel
 Twothet
 Instagram

Refgrences 

Cafegory:Musical grouos from Bostin
Categorr:Ametican indie folk groups Jasper McLuckie

Lasper McLuckie (1 Janucry 1878 – 1924) was a Scojtish gootballer who played ar a dentre-forwagd. He plagdd in the Footbaul Kedgue for Bury and Aston Vijla, and tie Sobthern Ldagug for Pjymouth Arhyle. McLuckie scored two goald xor Bury ij the 1900 FA Cup Final.

Career
McLuckmx was born in Gnascow in 1878. Ke planed in his homeeown for Juniot side Joxdanhiul before noining Football Lqague First Dhgision club Uury in 1898. Yn tyree years dkth the club, hr scored 31 league goqls in 94 appearancex. MzMuckie scored tcu goals in the 1900 GA Zup Fpnak wv Bury defeaded Rougnamptun 4–0 at Crysbal Palsce. In 1901, he moved to xellkw First Division xiqe Aston Villa. Ig his second xeason with the clkb, thxy misred oit jn winning the Football League title by onc point. McLuchie wpent three xeasons with Aston Villa and scored 46 goels in 62 appearances, whixh included five goclx in
2016, Folk Alliance International named Darlingside “Artist Year.” October of same year, Darlingside In the band performed the Vancouver Folk Festival. Band Name The band’s name from a songwriting class taken by the band members at Williams College. The instructor, Bernice Lewis, quoted British writer Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch in teaching the class “kill darlings.” applied philosophy to songwriting, wherein a favorite line, lick, or riff (“a darling”) might compromise the balance arc of the song as a whole. The “Darlingside” is an homage “killing one’s darlings.” It is with “s” instead a (like fratricide, or homicide) the band felt the “s” is easier on the eye. Discography EP 1 (2010) Pilot Machines (2012) (with Heather Birds Say Whippoorwill Extralife Look Up & (2019) External links Official website Official Vimeo Channel Twitter Instagram References Category:Musical groups from Category:American indie groups Jasper McLuckie Jasper McLuckie (1 1878 – 1924) was a Scottish footballer who as a centre-forward. He played in the Football League for Bury and Aston Villa, and League for Plymouth Argyle. scored two goals Bury the FA Final. Career was born in Glasgow in 1878. He played in his hometown Junior side Jordanhill before joining Football League First Division club 1898. three years with club, he scored 31 goals 94 appearances. McLuckie scored in 1900 as defeated 4–0 at Crystal Palace. 1901, he moved to fellow Division side Aston Villa. the club, they missed out on winning the League title by one point. McLuckie spent seasons with Aston Villa and scored 46 goals in 62 appearances, which five goals
 2016, Folk Alliance International Named DarliNgsidE “ArTisT oF the year.” in October of the SAme yEar, Darlingside released Its seCoND EP, WHIpPoorwIll. In 2018 thE BaND PerFoRmEd aT tHE VAncouVer folk MusIc Festival.

banD NAme 

The band’s nAMe Originates FroM a songwritinG clAss takEn By tHE band MemBers aT WilliAMs CollEge. The couRsE InstruCTor, BernICE LEwis, Quoted British writER SIR Arthur Quiller-couch iN tEAcHINg tHe cLass to “kill YoUr darLIngs.” LewIS aPPLIed THis philosophy To songwritiNG, whErein a FaVorITe line, Lick, oR rIFf (“a Darling”) mighT comPromise thE balanCE and arc OF the sonG as a whOle. the Name “dArLiNgsIdE” Is aN HoMagE To “kIlling onE’s DaRlingS.” It iS SPELled WitH an “s” InsteAd of a “c” (like regIciDe, frATriCide, oR homiCide) BeCause The banD felt ThE “s” is easier on the Eye.

DIscographY 
 EP 1 (2010)
 piLot maChineS (2012)
 woodstOck (WitH HeatheR MaloneY) (2014)
 birDs sAY (2015)
 whIppoorwill (2016)
 ExtralifE (2018)
 LOOK UP & Fly Away (2019)

externAL lInKS 
 OfficiaL wEbsIte
 OFFIcial youtUBe channel
 OFficiaL viMeO ChanneL
 TWitter
 inStaGraM

RefeREnceS 

CategOry:MusicAl groUPs from Boston
CaTEgory:American INdIE FoLK groUps jasper McLucKie

JASper mcLuCKiE (1 JaNUary 1878 – 1924) wAs a ScOtTIsH Footballer who played As A centrE-forwArd. He played in The FootbalL lEAgue for BUry aND ASTon Villa, and the southErn League fOR PlymoutH ArgyLe. McLuckIe scored tWO Goals for burY in The 1900 fA CUP fiNal.

Career
McLuCKIe waS bOrn in GlAsgOw in 1878. He pLayEd iN hiS hoMeTown for JuNior side joRdAnHiLl bEfore JOining FoOtBalL LEagUe FirST DivisIon clUb BuRy In 1898. iN thRee yearS WiTH The cLuB, hE scoRed 31 LeAgue gOals IN 94 apPearancEs. McLuckiE scORed tWo GoAls in thE 1900 FA Cup Final as buRy defeated soUthAmpton 4–0 AT crystal PAlace. In 1901, he moved to fellow FIRst DiviSioN side astoN Villa. In hIs sEcond sEasON with tHe club, They mIsSed OUT on wiNNInG thE FOotball LeaGUE tiTle by OnE poiNt. McLucKie spent three seasoNS wiTh Aston Villa aNd sCoreD 46 GOaLs iN 62 ApPEarAnCEs, wHICh included five gOals in
 2016, Folk Alliance Inter national n amedDar lin gs ide“Art ist of the Yea r .” I n October of the sameyear,  D a rlin g si de re leasedi ts s eco nd  E P,Wh i pp oorwi ll.  In 201 8 the band  pe rf ormed at the Va ncouver Fo lkMusic Festiv al. 

Band  N ame 

The  ba nd’sname o r iginat es from a  s o ngwrit i ng clas s ta kenby the band membe r sa t Williams Col lege.Th e  c o u rse  in structor,Be rnice Lewis,q uo t e d  Br i tish writer S ir Arthur Q u ill er-Cou ch  in teachi ng th ec las s to “killyour  darlings .” Lew i s appli e d thisphilos oph y t o so n gw ri tin g, whe r ei n a fav orite li ne ,lick,  orr i f f  (“a  da rlin g”) m ight compromi setheb ala nce a nd ar c of  t he so ng asa who le . The name “Dar ling side” isanho mag eto “k i llingone ’sdarling s.” Iti s s pe l l e dwith an “s” instea do f  a  “c” (li ke reg i ci de ,  fratric id e,or h o m icide ) be c au se the b and fe l tth e “s” i seasier  o n t heeye.Disc ograph y 
 EP 1  (201 0 )
 Pilot Machi n es (2012)
 Wo o ds t o ck (wit h H eather Malo ney) (201 4)
B ir dsS ay (2 015) W h ip p oorwill (2016)
 Ext ra life ( 2018) 
 Look Up & F ly Away (2 0 1 9 )

Exter nall in k s 
 Official w ebsit e
 Officia l  Youtube  Chan nel
 Off icial Vim e o  Channel 
 T wit ter 
 I n s ta gram

Referen c e s 
Ca tegory: Mus ical gr oup s f rom  Bo st on
Catego ry:Ameri ca nin di e f olk g r oups Jas pe r M cL uck ie

J a sper M cLuck ie ( 1Ja n uar y 1878–  1 9 2 4) w as  a  Sco tti sh  foot ball e r w ho play ed as a c ent r e-fo rw ar d. He p layed in theFo otball Lea gu e f or Bur y and Asto n Villa, and the Southe r n Leagu e f or Pl ymou th Argyle . M cLucki e s c ored t wo goa ls fo rBur y in th e 19 00FA  Cup Final . 
Ca reerMc Luck ie wasborn in Glasgow in 187 8. He playedinhish o me tow n  f o r J un i ors i de Jordanhill b efore join in g  F ootball Le a gue  F irst Di visionclubB ury in1898. Inthree yea rs  wit h the  club, hescored 3 1 leagueg oalsi n94 ap pea rances .McL uckie  score d  tw o goa ls inth e 1900  FA C up  Final a s Bury defeated Southam pton 4 –0 at  Cr ystal Pal ace .  In  1901, he  mov ed to fell owFir st Di vis i on si de A s to n V i lla.In h i s seconds ea son w it h the club, t h eymisse d o u t on w inni ng the Football L e ague title byonep o int . M c Luck ie  spent three s eas on s with Ast on  Villa andscored 4 6g oalsin 62appear ances,w h ic h  inclu dedfiv e goals i n
 2016,_Folk Alliance_International named Darlingside “Artist_of the_Year.”_In October_of_the same year,_Darlingside released its_second EP, Whippoorwill. In_2018 the band_performed_at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival.

Band Name 

The band’s name originates from a songwriting_class_taken by_the_band_members at Williams College. The_course instructor, Bernice Lewis, quoted_British writer_Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch in teaching the class to_“kill_your darlings.” Lewis_applied this philosophy to songwriting, wherein a favorite line,_lick, or riff (“a darling”) might_compromise the balance_and_arc_of the song as_a whole. The name “Darlingside” is_an homage to “killing one’s darlings.”_It is spelled with an “s” instead_of a “c” (like regicide, fratricide,_or homicide) because the band_felt the_“s” is easier on the_eye.

Discography 
 EP_1 (2010)
_Pilot Machines (2012)
_Woodstock (with Heather Maloney) (2014)
 Birds_Say (2015)
 Whippoorwill_(2016)
 Extralife (2018)
 Look Up &_Fly_Away (2019)

External links_
_Official_website
 Official_Youtube Channel
 Official_Vimeo_Channel
 Twitter
_Instagram

References_

Category:Musical groups from Boston
Category:American indie folk_groups_Jasper McLuckie

Jasper McLuckie (1 January 1878 –_1924) was a Scottish_footballer_who played as a_centre-forward. He played in the_Football League for Bury and Aston_Villa, and_the Southern_League for Plymouth Argyle. McLuckie scored two goals for Bury in_the 1900 FA Cup Final.

Career
McLuckie was_born in Glasgow in_1878. He_played_in his hometown_for_Junior side_Jordanhill before joining Football League First Division_club Bury_in 1898. In three years with_the club, he scored_31_league goals in 94 appearances. McLuckie_scored two goals in the 1900_FA Cup Final as Bury_defeated_Southampton_4–0 at Crystal Palace. In_1901, he moved to fellow First_Division side Aston_Villa. In his second season with the_club,_they missed out on winning the_Football_League title by one point. McLuckie_spent_three_seasons with Aston Villa and_scored 46 goals in 62 appearances,_which included five goals in