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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.

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Jim Bob (Carter USM) chats back catalogues, DIY video apps, and the scourge of urban cockerels

Jim Bob, The former Carter USM frontman and novelist, is about to embark on ...

Stephen McColgan 29/04/2024

Single Review: Creased by Nü Cros

Hey kids, remember Rival Schools? If you do, we hate to break it to ...

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Christopher Sneddon 26/04/2024

Single Review: Muhammad Ali by Escape Goats

Escape Goats are a new band from Glasgow, or ‘just north of London’, as ...

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Christopher Sneddon 26/04/2024

Bottle Rockets: Glasgow Band chat – Headlining King Tut’s, TRNSMT, plus winning BBC Introducing + SAMA Awards

Bottle Rockets are a four-piece rock/alternative band from Glasgow (although let’s not get hung ...

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Andy Reilly 18/04/2024

Album Review – Teething By Porij

Formed out of Manchester’s Royal Northern College of Music, Porij have been occupying the ...

Megan Merino 17/04/2024

Scottish Festivals Guide (Part 2)

As always, and thankfully it’s still the case given the state of arts & ...

SNACK 17/04/2024

Dynamic Earth: Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon

I have to confess, I had never listened to Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of ...

Natalie Jayne Clark 16/04/2024

Single Review – Too Hard To Explain By TEOSE

A catchy, twangy guitar riff, a danceable bassline, and vocal flourishes combine to give ...

Matthew O'Donnell 16/04/2024

EP Review – Harebrained By Erin Hephzibah

‘Do you enjoy destroying dandelions? I hope the wind has swept your wishes away,’ ...

Zoë White 16/04/2024

Album Review – Bourgeois Folkways By Jamie Scott

Honesty in hip hop is a rare thing. While the culture has come on ...

Chris Queen 16/04/2024

East Neuk Festival 2024 announces programme including Julian Bliss, Esther Swift, and Scottish Chamber Orchestra

East Neuk Festival will make Anstruther a hot-bed of world music, jazz, and trad ...

SNACK 15/04/2024

Brontës’ Amelia Haldane chats about their new ‘Elements of Revival’ EP, physical releases, and escape in subculture

Brontës, a five-piece from Glasgow, have been classed as indie-rock, post-punk and funk, but ...

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Andy Reilly 15/04/2024

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