Gig Preview | Break Out at Bannerman’s Bar
Some of the best local talents Edinburgh has to offer For two nights throughout the Edinburgh Fringe, Bannerman’s Bar will host four incredible upcoming bands […]
Month: August 2023
Single Review | Joe Goodall | Tears
A song that can be universally accepted and applied to individual situations ‘Tears‘ is the latest single from Joe Goodall and his band, The Free […]
GIG PREVIEW | BOTTLE ROCKETS | GLASGOW KING TUTS | 12TH AUGUST 2023
Glasgow’s upcoming alternative indie rock band Bottle Rockets are set to take to the famous King Tut’s stage to headline as part of King Tut’s […]
SINGLE REVIEW | ROSIE H SULLIVAN | FRAGMENTS
Following her successful EP debut 123 East in January, highlander Rosie H Sullivan makes a summer return with the brand new emotive single Fragments. Like […]
Album Review | Swiss Portrait | The Crippling Pain of Happiness
Catchy, memorable, distinctive, and so unapologetically his own. “The Crippling Pain of Happiness” is the second studio album from Swiss Portrait. Michael Kay Terence is […]
Single Review | High Fade | Burnt Toast & Coffee
A very atmospheric song, and a room filler. ‘Burnt Toast & Coffee‘ is the latest track from Edinburgh band High Fade. The fully independent group […]
FESTIVAL REVIEW | TRUCK FESTIVAL 2023
On a Thursday in late July we arrive at a softly buzzing festival somewhere in Oxfordshire. Truck Festival is about to kick off, and Discovery […]
Single Review | David Delinquent & the IOU’s | Too Far Gone
Pop-punk never dies, and David Delinquent & the IOU’s latest single Too Far Gone sits in the heart of this timeless genre. The Dundee based […]
Single Review | Dead Pony | MANA
The minute I pressed play on MANA I got teleported in a video game where I was wearing a black badass leather suit and I […]
GIG REVIEW | THE SNUTS @ SWG3
The West Lothian boys hit the big stage! The 4 piece boy band from Whitburn played 2 nights in a row on the 28th and […]