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.
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Gig Review | Salarymen @ Sneaky Pete’s
For their first ever UK show, and the first date on their tour, Australian group Salarymen were greeted with a completely sold-out Sneaky Pete’s. The […]
Gig Review | Ben Walker @ Sneaky Pete’s
Scotland’s very own future mega-star Ben Walker continues his pattern of selling out every venue and lineup his name is featured on. Last year, I […]
Single Review | The Notions | In Your Arms
“Demonstrates The Notions’ vibrant and vivacious versatility.” 2021 saw the beginning of a long list of singles from East Ayrshire quartet The Notions. This includes […]
SINGLE REVIEW | THE BIG DAY | BACK TO BUSINESS
If you haven’t heard of The Big Day by now, then it’s time to get acquainted. The Glasgow hailing quartet’s distinctive sound and knockout live […]
ALBUM REVIEW | BELDON HAIGH | WORLD GOT SO DUMB
There are tunes addressing politics, emotion and societal issues, put together in a complementary collection showcasing the bands ability to engage a listener and relay a story or idea through song.
Interview with Daryl Speirs
Vibrant Voices: Scotland’s Music Scene Recently, I sat down and had a chat with producer and director, Daryl Speirs, the face behind Straight Horizon Media, […]
Interview with Holly Ross from The Lovely Eggs
Based in Lancaster, Holly Ross and David Blackwell form the genre encompassing duo, The Lovely Eggs. From psychedelic to punk rock, The Lovely Eggs have […]
Interview with Kathryn Williams
“It was just a dream come true,” Recently, I got the amazing opportunity to have a chat with singer-songwriter Kathryn Williams. In 1999, she released […]
Single Review | Groove Down | Somebody
“A song for musical maximalists“ ‘Somebody‘ is the second single from Groove Down, a funk quintet based in the Scottish capital. Groove Down are a […]