GIG REVIEW | DUGOUT w/ HIGH CALIBRE, FILMSTAR & BODYHEAT @ KING TUTS SUMMER NIGHTS 06/08/2026
Another summer night at the iconic King Tut’s in Glasgow. A venue known by anyone and everyone in music: from the big acts that took […]
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GIG REVIEW | VAL MAVIS w/ THE OVERALLS, THE FLOOR DWELLERS & LOCKER ROOM @ KING TUTS SUMMER NIGHTS 07/08/2026
An electric-eclectic pick and mix of energetic performance perfection This mega-eclectic pick and mix of a line-up had the crowd immediately entertained and engaged, with […]
EP REVIEW | PAPARAZZI | IN MOTION
Inverclydes own synth wizards Paparazzi are bringing the 80’s back in style with their debut EP ‘In Motion’, featuring four synth pop anthems packed with […]
GIG REVIEW | FORFAUNA w/ WYTCHWOUND, RUFUS CASE STONE & THE SUITS @ KING TUTS SUMMER NIGHTS 23/07/2026
On the ninth day of Summer Nights, King Tut’s gave us an absolute whirlwind of a show, with knockout after knockout from the four talented […]
SINGLE REVIEW | JUNIOR VP | RED CARDIGAN
Opening with a classic, breezy guitar, the newest single by Glasgow-based indie trio ‘Junior VP’ is an insanely classic college rock-esque banger. The track ‘Red […]
GIG REVIEW | TIN STARS w/ FIRST AMENDMENT, LATE MONDAY & HIGH VOLTAGE @ AUDIO
Audio’s On The Rise series proved why it has become such an important platform for emerging Scottish talent, with four bands each bringing something unique to the stage. From […]
SINGLE REVIEW | SELKIE | GOLD
Ambience pop with a tinge of electronic folk. Scottish musician SELKIE returns with Gold, her final single before her debut EP. A deeply emotional meditation […]
SINGLE REVIEW | JOE GOODALL | LOOSE THREAD
Out now, this relatable ear-worm of a track will have you hooked ‘You have to make the most raw content possible.’ That’s singer-songwriter Joe Goodall’s […]
SINGLE REVIEW | TRANSMISSION SUITE | SAME GLUE
If you are a fan of 80s synthwave and 90s baggy, then check out this band who has combined both.
SINGLE REVIEW | STAGS AND HENS | CARL MARAH
This laid-back guitar tune sits squarely within the long-standing tradition of broadly appealing Scottish folk tunes, and Carl Marah succeeds at adding his own contribution […]