SINGLE REVIEW | POLLY | BOY, GIRL
To put it simply, Polly’s newest single hits hard. From the beginning, the riffs, the lyrics, and the melodies each bring a sense of nostalgia […]
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SINGLE REVIEW | SLOWMOVE | HERE AND NOW
Released only a year after their debut single, Slowmove are back with their new release “Here and Now”. This track draws you in with soft, […]
SINGLE REVIEW | BABY SRANGE | I WANT TO BELIEVE (MADE FOR THIS)
Baby Strange unleash a killer collab with Tennent’s for Scottish Football. Hailing from Glasgow, Baby Strange are a punk three-piece with a well-established reputation for […]
INTERVIEW | POLLY
I got the chance to talk to Hamish, Loris, and Cameron from the Edinburgh band, POLLY. Their new track ‘SLUMP’ is set to release on Friday the 21st. We talked about the recording of the track, their views on the Scottish gig scene, and their self-proclaimed ‘Coordinated Cowboy Grunge’ musical stylings. Thanks to the guys for the chat!
EP REVIEW | BABY STRANGE | LAND OF NOTHING
New release from Glasgow’s favourite punk trio. Formed in Glasgow in 2012, Baby Strange are a punk three-piece who are renowned force on the live […]
SINGLE REVIEW | THE VANITIES | WASTED ALL MY DAYS
The Glasgow hailing punk fourpiece are back with a noisy new track. The Vanities have gained a reputation for their raw live energy and vivacious […]
INTERVIEW | JUAN LAFORET | QUICHE
Rock band Quiche member Juan Laforet talked to us about their plans for the future, their inspirations and his wishes for the music industry.
INTERVIEW | THE PELICANS
I had a chance to check in with Liam from the Punk Rock band The Pelicans. We discussed the gig scene in 2021 as well as his opinions on the current music industry.
SINGLE REVIEW | THE PARTY SLOGAN | SOUTHERN EYES
The Party Slogan release raw new track Southern Eyes. Edinburgh’s post-punk five piece are back with their first release of 2021, Southern Eyes, and they […]
SINGLE REVIEW | THE BLEEDERS | COOL!
The Bleeders’ new track COOL! is a headstrong anthem. The heavy guitar and drum on the song reinforce their punk presence within the Scottish music scene.