SINGLE REVIEW | BRONSTON | TEMPLES AND MINES
‘Taking inspiration from the likes of Foals and Arctic Monkeys, Bronston create their own unique sound, incorporated with their self proclaimed ‘fat sexy guitar riffs, […]
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SINGLE REVIEW | DAVID LUXIMON | DUTY OF CARE
Released on the 8th of May, David Luximon’s spectacular charity single titled Duty of Care, which we highly recommend you have a listen to if you haven’t heard […]
SINGLE REVIEW | CLOUD CARTEL | AERONAUT
Cloud Cartel are a new progressive metal band from the lovely city Glasgow and have already made a massive impact within the Scottish Music scene […]
SINGLE REVIEW | CONCRETE NATIONAL | FIGURE IT OUT
Rising from the remains of punk four-piece Third Party who sadly called it quits last year comes Concrete National. Instead of sticking with their signature thrash and scruffiness frontman Paul and guitarist Tony decided to switch their sound and form an Indie band, a genre they always felt inspired by.
EP REVIEW | LUCIA & THE BEST BOYS | ETERNITY
Conquering the glam rock/goth pop genre are Glasgow ensemble Lucia & The Best Boys. The band released their latest EP, titled Eternity, on January 31st and we’re […]
FEATURE | CLYDE BUILT RADIO | LAUNCH EVENT, INTERVIEW, EXCLUSIVE MIX & MORE …
At the beginning of February we welcomed the launch of Glasgow’s highly anticipated independent radio station, Clyde Built Radio. To commemorate the big day, the […]
ALBUM REVIEW | PHOENIX GENE | LIFTING OF THE VEIL
An unplanned band, ‘a chance encounter’, this psyche indie soul rock six-piece from Inverclyde came together by pure luck of being in the same place […]
SINGLE REVIEW | GRAVELLE | WASTE YOUR TIME
GRAVELLE made an impact on the scene with their previous single ‘Shedding Skin’ which caught the attention of Vic Galloway from BBC Radio Scotland and […]
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 […]
EP REVIEW | THE MORNING RETAKES | BEST LAID PLANS
Best Laid Plans, as suggested by its song titles and artwork, is dark. It’s melancholy and ominous, yet fierce and powerful. It’s probably not the sort of music you’d play for your gran, or listen to whilst dusting the house, but it suits a walk in the rain, or the biting chill of a winters’ night.