Interviews, previews, reviews and more. A focus on independent musicians and producers who are from, working in or playing soon in Scotland.
Heart-Shaped Scars might be Dot Allison’s first record in more than a decade, but it’s right on time. If the pace of the digital world drags you down, here’s an antidote. Heart-Shaped Scars by Dot Allison Fragility and robustness go ...
There is a growing excitement and anticipation surrounding TAAHLIAH. From being the first Black ...
Effortlessly blending influences from her diverse heritage, Sudanese Scottish artist Eliza Shaddad has released ...
The Light of the Moon is Gnoss’s second studio album. Created throughout 2020, it ...
Midnight Ambulance have got the blue lights on, speeding to another sonic emergency, and ...
Concept albums are tricky. Too often, in an attempt at universality, the concept can ...
Last year was a fairly cruel, cruel summer, and none of us have any ...
The Psychonaut Society EP from Co-Accused may hail from outer space, but it’s filling ...
A few issues ago we mentioned the fact that Sister John are a band ...
Award-winning harpist Bethan Nia’s debut album Ffiniau (Borders) is self-described as ethereal Celtic folk: ...
Wolf Alice have always been more interesting than your standard indie band, on Blue ...
Following on from her excellent 2020 album I’m Not Your Soldier and itchy but ...
Some bands have an instantly definable sound, a consistency to their music that leaves ...
