SINGLE REVIEW | MILKMAID MERCHANT | SMILE
Creaney’s indie production to his soft rock approach gather memories of summer and coming-of-age with a culminative tone as if you’ve reached the end of your journey.
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GIG REVIEW | KERR MERCER @ ST LUKE’S
Young rising Glasgow-star Kerr Mercer headlined St Luke’s to a buzzing sold-out crowd last week, all without having any music released! The night was warmed […]
SINGLE REVIEW | KB & THE RASKALS | DOUBT
Ayrshire based indie soft-rock band KB & The Raskals are back with their latest single ‘Doubt’ which unentangles the many challenges faced in young adulthood. […]
SINGLE REVIEW| BIG BOY| THE FROOBZ
Influenced by the likes of 80s New Wave bands Talking Heads and Sonic Youth as well as modern influences from Destroy Boys and Slaves, The Froobz are the powerful alternative-punk group rising up from central Scotland.
FESTIVAL PREVIEW | LUNAN FEST 4TH-6TH OCTOBER | ARBROATH
The first ever Lunan Fest is set to take place at Lunan House on the first weekend of October. Set on the North East Coast […]
Gig Review | Echo and The Bunnymen | Kelvingrove Bandstand | 08.08.24
Ponchos were out in force as Kelvingrove’s Summer Nights at the Bandstand welcomed Liverpool legends, Echo and The Bunnymen. I was lucky enough to catch […]
Single Review | Stephen McCafferty | Quiet Dream
Scottish singer-songwriter Stephen McCafferty returns with his fourth single, and his latest in 2024. ‘Quiet Dream‘ was recorded and mixed by Garry Boyle at the […]
Single Review | The Big Day | Send It
“Its methodical and mesmerising sound makes it a song that you’ll instantly adore.” Back with their second single of 2024, Glasgow group The Big Day […]
EP REVIEW | SUNSTINGER | WORTHLESS
“Worthless” touches on isolation, the feeling of being trapped, and the want for something better that never comes.
Gig Review | Robyn Red | King Tuts
Robyn Red was a spectacular headliner following an array of talent to open King Tuts Summer Nights 2024, an assortment which may have you adding to your list of Country Heroes.