EP REVIEW | AIDAN CROSS | THE STREISAND EP
Aidan Cross, a lad from Scotland who moved to London to pursue his musical theatre dreams, has recently released his new EP, and it’s one […]
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EP REVIEW | NIKHITA | SOLACE
With her debut EP, upcoming Scottish artist Nikhita manages to transport the listener through time and space in just five songs. “Solace”, released by the […]
EP REVIEW | SUNSTINGER | WORTHLESS
“Worthless” touches on isolation, the feeling of being trapped, and the want for something better that never comes.
EP REVIEW | BLU LIPZ | THE CYNIC
The Glasgow-based artist has a post-punk blended with alt-hip hop sound, one that he constantly refreshes with hand-picked influences from other genres.
EP Review | Jordan Phillips | Long Way Home
“Fusion of vibrancy with vulnerability” If you’ve ever wondered what having your own personal soundtrack is like, then Jordan Phillips is the artist to ask. […]
EP REVIEW | NOISE | NOT UNTIL TOMORROW NIGHT
A mix of philosophical and cultural backgrounds in the band and a talent for storytelling makes this arrangement of tracks immensely engaging.
EP REVIEW | BASEMENT BALL | BOOTLACE
Basement Ball is a unique experience brought from the heart of Scotland that will take you on an emotional adventure as you navigate through its tracks.
Album Review | BETA WAVES | All For You: Dance
An electronic masterpiece “Dance” is the first part of BETA WAVES’ debut album “All For You“. Each part of this album is dedicated to exactly […]
EP REVIEW | SHAMBOLICS | U SERIOUS BOI!?!
A collection of tunes which ooze attitude and boast both talent and range.
EP REVIEW | KATIE GREGSON-MACLEOD | SONGS WRITTEN FOR PIANO
‘songs written for piano’ is a collection of fragile and mesmerising folk pop songs written and released by Inverness-based artist Katie Gregson-MacLeod. The five track-counting […]