Music
Interviews, previews, reviews and more. A focus on independent musicians and producers who are from, working in or playing soon in Scotland.
Album review: Auld White Label – Hits from Beyond
Concept albums are tricky. Too often, in an attempt at universality, the concept can ...
Single review: Oh Baby – Cruel Intention
Last year was a fairly cruel, cruel summer, and none of us have any ...
EP review: Co-Accused – The Psychonaut Society
The Psychonaut Society EP from Co-Accused may hail from outer space, but it’s filling ...
Single review: Sister John – In My Place
A few issues ago we mentioned the fact that Sister John are a band ...
Album review: Bethan Nia – Ffiniau
Award-winning harpist Bethan Nia’s debut album Ffiniau (Borders) is self-described as ethereal Celtic folk: ...
Album review: Wolf Alice – Blue Weekend
Wolf Alice have always been more interesting than your standard indie band, on Blue ...
Single review: Malka – Alive
Following on from her excellent 2020 album I’m Not Your Soldier and itchy but ...
Interview: Wolf Alice (Ellie & Joel) – Blue Weekend
Some bands have an instantly definable sound, a consistency to their music that leaves ...
EP Review: RYLAH – Running in the Dark
RYLAH might be a new name to you, but they’re likely to be more ...
Album review: Glüme – The Internet
Elusive singer Glüme describes herself as ‘a Walmart Marilyn Monroe’, which seems apposite. After ...
Album review: Fergus Hall – Shores
Shores is the debut album from Scottish composer Fergus Hall. The album is a ...
EP: Charlotte de Witte – Formula
‘Count on me, I’m gonna win the race.’ Not since the heyday of Yello ...
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