Category: Review
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Track Review: Famous by Retro Video Club
What started off as a quiet year has become an absolute riot for Retro Video Club and the boys are keen to go out in style with Famous.
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Gig Review: Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters @ Clyde Auditorium
Equal parts classic numbers and fresh cuts, Robert Plant’s Clyde Auditorium performance finds the Golden God embracing old age with the humility of a true rock legend.
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Gig Review: Queens of the Stone Age + BRONCHO @ Usher Hall, Edinburgh
Are the rock and roll excesses the American act proudly list off in their music finally catching up with them? Josh Adams reviews.
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How “The Best Worst Film Ever Made” Resulted In One Of 2017’s Top Movies
Often regarded as the “best worst film ever”, The Room is a cult classic but can the Franco lead biopic reach the same status?
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Album Review: Utopia by Björk
With a fresh outlook on romance, Björk tries her hand at love again, but with discouragingly little success.
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EP Review: The Dunts – Not Working Is Class
The Dunts serve up a raucous, rebellious set of in-your-face tracks with their new EP Not Working Is Class.
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EP Review: In Forever by Black Tiles
Black Tiles’ vibrant, self-aware debut EP shows promise despite lacking finesse production-wise.
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Gig Review: The LaFontaines & The Dykeenies @ Barrowlands
If it wasn’t already clear, last night’s Barras gig confirmed the fonts as one of Scotland’s freshest heavyweights.
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Gig Review: Kiki Miller @ The Record Factory, Glasgow
Soulful and charming, Kiki Miller’s last gig of the year was a worthy send off for the ambitious artist.
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Track Review: To Be A Man by Sway
A beautiful exterior with a dark core, Sway’s latest single is another etching of their name on the music landscape.
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