Interview: The Go! Team

[qmunicate]’s Josh Dodds speaks to Ian Parton from The Go! Team ahead of their show in Glasgow. [qmunicate]: What can … More

Album Review: Soho Rezanejad – Six Archetypes

For the most part, Six Archetypes is a collection of dreary soundscapes with industrial and synthpop inflections. Soho Rezanejad is … More

British/Icelandic pop punk band Dream Wife’s self-titled debut album is a bouncy, cheerfully angry release. The feminist trio choose their … More

In Tune-Yards’ latest album I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life, founder and front-woman Merrill Garbus once again … More

Could It Be Different? is the third album from Edinburgh indie-pop four-piece The Spook School. On the scene since 2011, … More

King Tuts, 19/01 The Vignettes – comprised of Strathclyde (oooh) students Hamish Swanson, Innes Mackintosh, Sean Mason and Matthew Bird … More

Society has a funny way of allowing art to be treated as purely a product, to such an extent as … More

In honour of Mark E. Smith. In plain English, as he’d want it.

It was hard to make an assumption based on what I was about to listen to – an Egyptian/American-born teen … More

Often, artists choose random objects, phenomena or things to name their band, ensuring that they completely lose all meaning – … More