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 ...
John Gerard Fagan’s Fish Town is not only the latest in the genre of ...
When a band is labelled ‘post-punk’, you immediately have a strong idea of how ...
If you love references to ships and boats, you’re in luck. Perhaps a nod ...
Imogen Stirling, writer, poet, performer, and playwright, returns to the music scene with spoken ...
Glasgow-based David Linklater has published a third poetry collection, his second with homegrown indie ...
There are some writers whose work isn’t easily categorised, who try something new each ...
Alan Gillespie is a writer and teacher from Fife who has studied at the ...
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 ...
