Interview, books: Graeme Armstrong – The Young Team
Graeme Armstrong’s The Young Team is one of the most widely discussed and critically ...
Album review: Sloth Metropolis – Humanise
There’s nothing like a Sloth Metropolis show. If you haven’t experienced the band playing ...
Single review: DRIFT – Lifeline
When we don’t have discotheques, do we need disco music? That is a matter ...
Album Review: The Son(s) – The Creatures We Were Before We Are Ghosts
The Son(s) re-appeared in 2018 sporting a new line up and playing almost exclusively ...
Album review: Man of Moon – Dark Sea
There aren’t too many Scottish acts making music like Man of Moon, in terms ...
Track by Track: Andrew Wasylyk – Fugitive Light and Themes of Consolation
Andrew Wasylyk’s fourth solo album comes just a year after The Paralian was short-listed ...
Album review: Mt. Doubt – Doubtlands
We’ve all spent time of late questioning everything we do and looking for answers. ...
SNACK Tracks: Man of Moon – Dark Sea
In SNACK Tracks we’ll ask some of our favourite artists questions which are linked, ...
SAY Award 2020 Longlist
The Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award (Scotland’s national music prize) have announced the twenty ...
Music Interview: KLEOPATRA – MACHINA EP
KLEOPATRA’s MACHINA EP creates a brilliantly realised cyberpunk world, with its futuristic DIY synth ...
Interview: IDLES’ Mark Bowen on their new Album Ultra Mono.
If you’re not angry, you’re not paying attention. By that ethos, IDLES have spent ...
Single review: Post Coal Prom Queen ft. Macaroom – Zou
This playful and glitchy new track from Post Coal Prom Queen is the second ...
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