Three years ago, on the engaging and soothing Raven —a deeply meaningful album that sought to reclaim two contrasting ...

For the second half of our rundown of some of our albums of 2026 so far, we have another eclectic list of records from across the world and the genres. Whilst not definitive, we hope some of our ...

Arab Strap have just released a video for new single ‘Glamour Magick,’ the latest single to be taken from their forthcoming ninth album, Half-Told Tales. Moffat explains: ‘Glamour Magick is about the ...

Mostly Jazz Funk & Soul is much more than music: it arrives as a perfect vision of community integration, tradition, and modernity. From big-name headliners to breakthrough artists and a range of DJs ...

Who knew that Chris Isaak would be THIS much of a revelation live? Well, as it turns out, most of the audience did. Just not me. How did this fact go under my radar for so long??!!! Anyway, on to the ...

Tomorrow’s Harvest, a new weekender from the team behind Edinburgh’s Cowgate Block Parties, will launch this August at Glasgow’s legendary QMU. The event will take place on Friday 28th August (doors ...

Luke Haines first flew onto my radar when I was in my early twenties, with the debut album New Wave by The Auteurs. This was an album riding the earliest waves of Britpop, with their debut single, ...

TV Priest today announce new album Cartoons set for release on 6 November via AMK / Kartel Music Group. The band are also sharing the album’s lead single ‘Love Song (A Good Kind of Weapon)’. The ...

For a band more than twenty years into their career, The Xcerts find themselves in an enviable position. Established enough to have built a loyal following, yet still willing to challenge themselves ...

Mary, you are quite contrary, but how your garden doth grow. Even if it feels like we’ve been waiting for a little while for it to fully bloom.

It is now thirty years on from 1994. The story of 1990s’ music in Britain is well documented and defined, a retrospective tale that fuels a nostalgia industry that sells us a potted view of “scenes” ...

Like on previous voyages, Creature of Habit sees Barnett cast her net wide into a deep sea of influences, fishing out a catch as varied as nineties grunge and old school blues. The move to LA seems to ...