Mull Historical Society

Scottish indie pop project

Mull Historical Society is the stage name of Scottish singer-songwriter Colin MacIntyre. He adopted the moniker from a local heritage organization on the Isle of Mull, where he was raised. MacIntyre's music career took off in the early 2000s with the release of his debut album "Loss" in 2001, which received critical acclaim in the UK for its inventive indie pop sound and emotive storytelling. He followed up with several more albums, including "Us" (2003) and "This Is Hope" (2004), continuing to build a dedicated fan base with his distinctive blend of melodic songwriting and eclectic instrumentation.