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Interviews, previews, reviews and more.  A focus on independent musicians and producers who are from, working in or playing soon in Scotland.

Album review: Jeremy Ivey – Waiting Out The Storm

Jeremy Ivey was recently in the news due to contracting and recovering from COVID-19. ...

Album review: Ben Seal – Death & More

Post-glam-wonky pop, anyone? If anyone can splice genres to dazzling effect, it’s the Fife-based ...

EP Review: Charlotte de Witte – Rave on Time

It feels cruel, or perhaps even perverse, to serve up an homage to the ...

Interview: KT Tunstall – Save our venues

Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall’s sudden blossom to global fame was what some might brand ...

Track by Track: Public Enemy – What You Gonna Do When the Grid Goes Down?

In context It’s hard to put across to anyone who wasn’t around then exactly ...

EP review: Zoe Graham – Gradual Move

Glasgow-based musician Zoe Graham’s newly released EP Gradual Move combines lyrically captivating tracks with ...

Interview: corto.alto

Liam Shortall is a multi-instrumentalist, musician, composer and producer. A band member and key ...

EP review: Loup Havenith – Bring Yourself to Completion

Over the summer, Loup Havenith (Supercloud) has been recording and experimenting with cassette tapes ...

Single review: Deer Leader – Crocodile

‘Crocodile’ starts off coolly. The sparsely-picked guitar and electronic background hum potter along nicely, ...

Single review: Rachel Jack – Magazine Girls

After the success of debut EP The Calgary Tapes, Rachel Jack is back, with ...

Album review: Thurston Moore – By the Fire

With the nights getting longer and colder, the heat of Thurston Moore’s By The ...

Album review: Beabadoobee – Fake it Flowers

Beabadoobee’s debut album wouldn’t sound out of place as the soundtrack to a late ...