Album review: Squid — Bright Green Field
Squid have caught the eyes and ears with singles and an EP, but a debut album is the time for bands to stand up and show their hand. Bright Green Field doesn’t deliver the fresh and breezy slice of summer ...
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Single review: Kaputt – Movement Now
Kaputt, the Glasgow-based DIY sextet, are back with new single ‘Movement Now’. Post-punky and ...
Single review: Sulka – Hollow Days
‘Hollow Days’ is the latest single from recording project Sulka. Brought to you by ...
Album review: The Gracious Losers – Six Road Ends
You find some people get too hung up on country music, possibly scarred from ...
Album review: Flock of Dimes – Head of Roses
Jenn Wasner’s indie rock duo Wye Oak have been around for a number of ...
Single review: Probably Finlay – The Unquiet Grave
Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter Probably Finlay’s new release ‘The Unquiet Grave’ is an orchestral offering inspired ...
Single review: Bachelor – Stay in the Car
Palehound’s Ellen Kempner and Jay Som’s Melina Duterte coming together to form a collaborative ...
Single review: Glassmasterer – Trouvaille
Lewis Bigham, aka Glassmasterer, has been producing music since 2016, dabbling in jazz, hip ...
Album review: Teenage Fanclub – Endless Arcade (Track by Track)
No band truly enjoys universal goodwill, but Teenage Fanclub come close. The announcement that ...
Compilation EP review: OVER/AT – FOLKS’ SONGS
FOLKS’ SONGS is a new EP from the world of Scottish trans music-making, created ...
Single review: Sister John – How Can I Keep it Alive
The Glasgow-based four-piece return with new single ‘How Can I Keep It Alive’, a ...
Single review: Teen Canteen – How We Met (Cherry Pie)
Good pop music can sparkle in any setting or surroundings. That’s one of the ...
Review: Human Rights Watch Festival
Much can change in the space of 30 years, and few organisations will have ...
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