GIG REVIEW | INSERT CAPTION @ NICE N SLEAZY
Young up-and-coming band Insert Caption hit Glasgow’s Nice N’ Sleazy for a fantastic debut headline gig on 26th July. The rising five-piece, based near Glasgow, […]
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SINGLE REVIEW | UNSTABLE MABEL | MANTEL
Straight off the bat from their previous track Run Wild Fred, the Glasgow-based MANTEL are back with another brilliant single titled ‘Unstable Mabel.’ The rising […]
GIG REVIEW | THE ROAD TO THE GREAT ESCAPE FESTIVAL @ KING TUTS
Glasgow’s iconic King Tut’s hosted the Road To The Great Escape festival on Saturday 10th May. The clear skies and warm, sunny weather did not […]
SINGLE REVIEW | DAEMON BY DALMATIC
Glasgow band Dalmatic has released their debut single ‘Daemon’ on April 18. They are gaining traction locally and performed live at various venues, showcasing their energetic, guitar-driven sound.
INTERVIEW/REVIEW | SKEGSS @ THE CLASSIC GRAND
Interview with Ben Reed and Jonny Lani of Skegss, and a review of their performance at The Classic Grand in Glasgow.
GIG REVIEW | CRUISE BALLOON @ MONO
Cruise Balloon hosted an incredible headline show at Mono in Glasgow’s Merchant City on 17th April. Supporting acts came from local bands Pardon and Heavy […]
SINGLE REVIEW | RUN WILD FRED BY MANTEL
Glasgow-based alt-indie band MANTEL are back with their 2nd single ‘Run Wild Fred’ released Tuesday 15th April. The rising quintet formed in 2024, with band […]
Preview | Download Festival 2025
Download 2025 continues to deliver on its promise of an epic weekend, bringing together an incredible mix of rock icons, rising stars, and unbelievable performances. This year, we’re treated to a fresh and exciting lineup of headliners, each set to bring their own unique flair to the festival’s legendary stages.
GIG REVIEW | THE SUITS @ THE CLASSIC GRAND
Rising indie-rock band The Suits hit the Classic Grand with a raw and captivating headline set on Saturday 15th February. The night hosted a stacked […]
GIG REVIEW | THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE @ BARROWLAND BALLROOM | 06.02.25
A review of the San Francisco psychedelic supergroup The Brian Jonestown Massacre from their Scottish leg of the UK tour, Supported by Project Gemini.