Biography

Einstein's Wardrobe (formerly known as Dogs of Autumn) are from Edinburgh, Scotland and comprise Steve McDonald on vocals and David Salvona on guitar. The band have just released two singles-"Goodbye" and "The Wedding Song". Both are available for purchase. These are the first releases from a new album which will be released in 2012. Joining Steve and David on "Goodbye" are Nicola Atkins, Gillian Hunter, Karen Stanford and Gill Hutchison (who has also worked with the boys as lead vocalist of Starfly 69). Gillian, Karen and Gill also join the boys on "The Wedding Song".

In the meantime the "back catalogue" is available. Steve and David are joined on the older recordings by Gary Crawford on drums, Craig Watson on keyboards, Paul McDonald on bass, Dougie Shirlaw on occasional backing vocals and programming, Cathy Owen on backing vocals and Kitty Watson on violin.

For sale online is a special edition version of Raconteur, originally released in 2001. This version of the album has a number of bonus tracks recorded while known as Dogs of Autumn.

Steve and David have worked together in a number of other bands including The Whole Shebang, Mr Robinson, and Starfly 69.

They have also worked on music for UK TV including music for Sky Sports, the theme from ITV's "How 2", and have also contributed songs for Canadian cartoon series "Girlstuff Boystuff". In 2002 with Starfly 69 they wrote "Strong" the official song of the Scottish Commonwealth Games Team for the Games in Manchester.