EP REVIEW | LUKE LA VOLPE | TERRIBLY BEAUTIFUL
Scottish singer-song writer, Luke La Volpe may have just saved the day yet again after dropping his brand new EP, Terribly Beautiful. Quality is also […]
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SINGLE REVIEW | THE ROOV | BOYS
Over the past two years, Lossiemouth quartet The Roov, have continued to show their effortless ability to navigate a great pop song, almost to the […]
SINGLE REVIEW | SMUT. | WATER NYMPH
A pleasantly effortless slice of contemporary R&B with a Scottish twang.
ALBUM REVIEW | ELISABETH ELEKTRA | MERCURIAL
Future-pop shaman Elisabeth Elektra hits the mark with a euphoric debut
SINGLE REVIEW | FAIRWEATHER FRIENDS | WHERE THE RIVER FLOWS
Back to shower us with their delightfully chilled tones, Glasgow’s folk duo Fairweather Friends have released their mesmerising latest single “Where The River Flows”. A […]
SINGLE REVIEW | THE 1:21s | HOLA HELLO
Dundonian trio, The 1:21s are known for their ripe indie sound, projected in their last album ‘Soul TV’ released in March of last year. However, […]
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 […]
SINGLE REVIEW | TEXTURE AND ASTHMATIC ASTRONAUT | 3D EYE
Texture and Asthmatic Astronaut continue to make a formidable duo on this 16-bit cyberpunk double A-side
SINGLE REVIEW | BE CHARLOTTE | LIGHTS OFF
After waiting years to finally release this single, Dundee’s very own Be Charlotte shares to the world that with the lights off anything can be possible.
INTERVIEW | A BLETHER WITH JASON HOLMES | BEARERS
We had the chance to do a wee Q&A interview with Glasgow metal band Bearers, enjoy! What effects has the lockdown had on you as […]