SINGLE REVIEW | SHAMBOLICS | LOVE COLLIDES
Released on October 2nd through Alan McGee’s infamous Creation 23 record label, the Fife dreamy rock ‘n’ roll quartet have provided indie fans with the […]
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SINGLE REVIEW | POST IRONIC STATE | GRIN AND BEAR
Perth 5-piece Post Ironic State have built quite a name for themselves around the Scottish music scene, gaining plaudits for their highly intense live shows […]
SINGLE REVIEW | RYAN PHILLIPS | HAPPY PLACE
‘Happy Place‘ is the debut single from talented up-and-coming solo artist Ryan Phillips. Released through Dekko Records, Ryan is sure to impress Scottish music fans […]
SINGLE REVIEW | ARDENTJOHN | ORANGE NIGHTS
Scottish folk rockers Ardentjohn have been on the scene since the early naughties, and their newest single, Orange Nights, was one of the songs that […]
SINGLE REVIEW | HVSK | SURREAL
Having impressed with their debut EP, “Descending”, Perth pop/rock outfit hvsk (pronounced husk) are back with their latest single “Surreal”, embarking on an atmospheric journey […]
SINGLE REVIEW | NEVER NOW | REMINISCE
Dunbar indie rock outfit ‘Never Now’ have recently reignited the fuse of early 1990’s alternative rock with their latest single ‘Reminisce’. The Dunbar indie rock […]
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, […]
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.