SINGLE REVIEW|PURE GRIEF|ELECTRIC GOLD
Northern rockers Pure Grief give us their take on mid-noughties punk rock on their latest single “Electric Gold”. Pure Grief emerge through the wave of […]
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EP REVIEW|BARBE ROUSE|FACTORY SETTINGS
Edinburgh based funk rockers Barbe Rousse have knocked it out the park with their latest EP “Factory Settings”. Demonstrating their experimental tendencies and incredible ability […]
SINGLE REVIEW | POST COAL PROM QUEEN | BODY OF WATER
This is the latest single as part of a side project for Lily Higham and Gordon Johnstone, two-thirds of electro alt-pop power trio L-Space. The […]
SINGLE REVIEW | FAIRWEATHER FRIENDS | WHERE THE RIVER FLOWS
Back to shower us with their delightfully chilled tones, Glasgow’s folk duo Fairweather Friends have released their mesmerising latest single “Where The River Flows”. A […]
EP REVIEW | ERIN PONSONBY | LITTLE TOWN
Clydebank singer-songwriter Erin Ponsonby recently dropped her folky pop debut EP “Little Town”. This delightfully melodic and warm 4 track package is Ponsonby’s first release […]
SINGLE REVIEW | RACHEL JACK | THE HARDEST PART
“The Hardest Part” by Rachel Jack is simply stunning. The powerful opening line hooked me immediately: “I drink poison hoping you will die”, a fierce […]