SINGLE REVIEW | PARIS STREET REBELS | DIANE
Fife rockers Paris Street Rebels put their best foot forward on a straight-ahead sonic assault in the best fashion with their ripping new single ‘Diane’ […]
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SINGLE REVIEW | MISPLACED | FUCK THAT, I’M ALRIGHT
Rambunctious pop-punk at the highest velocity and intensity possible: This is Glasgow pop-punk outfit Misplaced at their most concise and clear cut on their new […]
SINGLE REVIEW | ANGELICA MODE | YOUR LOVE IS ALL THE RAGE
Edinburgh songwriter Angelica Mode expresses an undying infatuation whilst combatting a series of vices on their new track ‘Your Love is All The Rage’ Sporting […]
SINGLE REVIEW | DRIFT | LIFELINE
With this entrancing and haunting release, DRIFT are able to capture a unique energy with incredible new release ‘Lifeline’ It can be said that this […]
SINGLE REVIEW | SECRET PUBLIC | MY FAULT
With their heaviest and most direct sonic direction yet, Secret Public make their presence known and pick up some ears on new track ‘My Fault’ […]
SINGLE REVIEW | FUTURE GET DOWN | TEARS
Edinburgh techno-pop wiz-kids Future Get Down return in all of their glory after a two year hiatus with another vocally driven banger ‘Tears’ Edinburgh techno-pop […]
SINGLE REVIEW | WREST | BLOOD
Soon to become a mainstay in the Scottish indie scene, Edinburgh band Wrest return with yet another display in melodic mastery with ‘Blood’ Soon to […]
SINGLE REVIEW | PAINTING ROCKETS | IN YOUR NAME
Anthemic pop-rock outfit Painting Rockets air out grievances and create a deep emotional base surrounding such topics as shame and guilt on evocative new track […]
SINGLE REVIEW | BLICERO | IWANTTOGOUTSIDE
Bustling house prospect Blicero uses his musical tools to create an engaging, politically and contextually enhanced big room banger ‘iwanttogoutside’ Bustling house prospect Bilcero uses […]
SINGLE REVIEW |THE PARTY SLOGAN | EVERYTHING AND NOTHING
Edinburgh band The Party Slogan address the subject of overthinking and put their best foot forward on their bombastic new track ‘Everything and Nothing’ Edinburgh […]