Glasgow’s favourite synth-pop trio are back with album two. It sounds like their debut, The Bones of What You Believe, … More
Category: Music
Live Review: Dutch Uncles
DUTCH UNCLES – Nice N Sleazy’s – 26/9 Something strange has happened to Dutch Uncles – in particular, to the … More
Live Review: Dengue Fever
DENGUE FEVER – Broadcast – 27/9 If you’ve ever heard ’Misirlou’ off the Pulp Fiction soundtrack, or, alternatively, Black Eyed … More
Album Review: Kagoule – Urth
At the tender age of just 20 there are probably few things the members of Kagoule can look back on. … More
Album Review: James Bay – Chaos and the Calm
On Thursday 6th May, 1937, the German airship LZ 129 Hindenburg exploded while attempting to moor on its dock … More
Live Review: Evans the Death
Glad Cafe – 21/07/2015 Local trio Poor Things draw in an enthusiastic crowd for their support slot. With an album … More
Album Review: Elvis Depressedly – New Alhambra
Internet shoegaze sensations and fans of a forced pun, Elvis Depressedly (they have a song titled, wittily, ‘Disgraceland’) have released … More
Album Review: The Landed Gentry – Lyle Christine
I’m in two halves about this album. Probably because the album itself is in two halves: the good half and … More
Album review: Josephine Sillars – Ripped from the Wire Spine
Dreamy, funny and lovely, Josephine Sillar’s new EP Ripped From the Wire Spine is delightful. A talented pianist and vocalist, … More
Bitch Better Have My Money: A Discussion
Rihanna’s new video is a slick, seven minute technicolour revenge fantasy, full of guns, explosions, blood, sex and incredible nineties-inspired … More
