Film | GFF 2010 | Feature
Gail Tolley: 1. Zombie Zombie’s John Carpenter Tribute Parisian electronica act Zombie Zombie, led by Etienne Jaumet and Cosmic Neman (from Herman Dune), w...
Music | Feature
Chris Cusack: With the tag “post-rock” serving as a convenient journalistic denouement for fifteen years of innovative, rousing, often sinister, occasio...
Darren Carle: The short but sweet Rock Action may have set a new course for Blur-botherers Mogwai, but Happy Songs For Happy People was where the journey really beg...
Barry Burns: The album which immediately comes to my mind as Scottish Album of the Decade is 2009's Prevention by De Rosa. I remember my first time watching them p...
Film | Review | DVD Review
Alastair Roy: From the humble origins of Pontin’s holiday camp, the now global All Tomorrow's Parties festival continues to stay free of corporate sponsorship...
Dave Kerr: “What’s the cheapest bottle you’ve got?” James Graham rattles loose change around in his fist as he surveys the selection behi...
Ewen Millar: Seconds Away… Round 1 In 1999, heavyweight cheeky champs Blur were basking in the success of their album 13. Having successfully defined thei...
Music | Film | Live Review | Review
Ally Brown: The organisers have made a real effort for tonight's All Tomorrow’s Parties film premiere, appropriately hosted in a gig venue converted from an...
News | Lifestyle | Music | Heads Up | Feature
Natasha Radmehr: Following the news that Kings of Leon, The Killers and Blur will headline this year's T in the Park, the latest raft of acts set to grace the stage we...
Darren Carle: 1994 – The Delgados set up Chemikal Underground and release their first single, Monica Webster, in June 1995. 1996 – Bis play Top of the ...
Music | Feature | Label
Darren Carle: “Sugar sure, kandy pop, just don’t let the music stop.” Never underestimate a good pop song, and Kandy Pop by Scottish disco-rockers...
Music | Preview
Darren Carle: Due to an electrical glitch, a subsequent lack of a proper soundcheck and a tight schedule, Errors (****) are practically playing before most punters ...
Chris Cusack: There's probably someone out there that hasn't heard about Mogwai. Some bearded, shuffling hermit, dragging behind him a shopping bag full of old news...
Darren Carle: “Glasgow remains the band's hunting ground, providing a source of continuing inspiration - the sounds of urban fracture, of desperate nights, f...
Barry Burns: Mogwai's Barry Burns walks us through five of the bands who have helped influence and sculpt the Glasgow quintet into the aural beast we fear today. ...
