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Album Review: Alvvays – Antisocialites
Staying true to their roots while displaying a new sense of maturity, Alvvays impress with their sophomore release, Antisocialites.
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Album Review: The National – Sleep Well Beast
After four years, the beast is finally awake as The National release their most avant-garde creation to date
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Fangclub Interview: “Glasgow is a home away from home”
Playing their first ever headline show in Glasgow, Gregor Farquharson caught up with Fangclub to see what the band make of playing in Scotland and more.
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Gig Review: Neon Waltz, The Belafonte & HUSH @ Fury’s
A delightfully varied night, the McCluskey brothers organised a gig that put the fresh in fresher event.
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Ranking the Tracks from Frank Ocean’s blonded RADIO
Normally keeping fans in suspense, Frank Ocean has given listeners a rare treat with new tracks on his radio show
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GIG REVIEW: American Football @ the Edinburgh Summerhall
Veteran mathletes American Football’s latest touchdown on their tour was Edinburgh’s Summerhall, but was the gig a winner?
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EP Review: Caelo – Visions
Finding inspiration in rhythmic modern rock and old noughties grunge, Caelo’s debut EP is a showcase of the band’s sheer potential.
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EP Review: Stop The Rain – Sinking
In an ever growing Scottish rock scene, Stop The Rain stay afloat with their ironically named Sinking EP.
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Album Review: LCD Soundsystem – American Dream
One of the most anticipated records of the year, the big comeback album from James Murphy and co. does not disappoint.
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Five Essential Steely Dan Solos by Walter Becker
Following the death of Steely Dan co-founder Walter Becker, Sean Hannah ranks five of the guitarist’s most fundamental solos.
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