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 […]
Acoustic / Folk
SINGLE REVIEW | WREST | A PERFECTLY SPHERICAL WORLD
‘Edinburgh folk rock band Wrest are able to capture the loneliness of the current global climate whilst declaring the importance of keeping a level head […]
SINGLE REVIEW | FATHERSON | REFLECTION (ACOUSTIC)
Stripping back Reflection to its bare bones works in its favour. In that 4 minutes 37 seconds, you’ll grasp a true understanding of the inexcusable wonderment of who Fatherson are.
SINGLE REVIEW | RACHEL JACK | NOWHERE
Aberdonian Rachel Jack is something fresh onto the music scene, with her love and inspiration of Bon Iver clear in her own writing. She is […]
ALBUM REVIEW | SALT HOUSE | HAUM
Created in situe, on the wild Scottish coast to reflect the natural environment all around, ‘Haum’ is the new album release from Salt House. The […]
GIG REVIEW | STUART LIDDELL | 13.03.2020
There’s nothing like a solo piping gig to fill your Friday night, and last week the household name Stuart Liddell brought a boundary bending performance. […]
FESTIVAL REVIEW | CELTIC CONNECTIONS | 16.01-02.02 2020
Celtic Connections is not something that will be new to many of your ears, but what I was lucky enough to experience at this institution […]
ALBUM REVIEW | LAUREN TATE | SONGS FOR SAD GIRLS
The ‘Hand Off Gretel’ frontwoman takes a pause from her swiftly soaring group to turn in a well-fashioned folk-rock infused debut record, filled with a […]