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Our mini-month starts off promisingly as Durham country-twang favourites Kitty, Daisy & Lewis appear at Electric Circus in support of last year’s r... Read more »

Our month begins in earnest on 5 March at Edinburgh's Opium (also Glasgow's Bloc+ on 4 Mar), with a set of manic post-punk packed with infectious pop hooks f... Read more »

Sterling efforts from Frank, Bey et al aside, there were some truly wonderful records made by the fair hearts of Scotland this year. As voted by our Music te... Read more »

Dear readers, spring is here! We know this is true because Tesco has started selling puny bunches of half-dead daffs. And with spring comes the start of pre-... Read more »

We kick off in Edinburgh with a highly recommended midweek outing courtesy of Juice at Sneaky Pete’s. This month they host Pender Street Steppers, a Va... Read more »

"We are really clever," nods The Scottish Enlightenment's bassist Angus Moyes when asked whether the band agree with their highbrow-indie tag. It seems a fai... Read more »

Start this summer with a flashback to the space-race in Glasgow, as Public Service Broadcasting bring their special blend of aural collage to the O2 ABC... Read more »

With stadium rock Gods swooping in from on high, plus Glasgow's West End Festival and Edinburgh's Hidden Door in full flow, neither coast should struggle for... Read more »

It’s a case of out with the old festival favourites and in with the new as a parade of mavericks show off recently released material this coming Septem... Read more »

Usually at this time of year we’d begin with some sneering quip about the great Scottish summer that never was, but relative to the norm, 2016&rsq... Read more »

Whether you’re pro-yuletide or a sulky wee scrooge, December’s always a bit of a write-off. For the Crimbophiles, it’s the only time of yea... Read more »

We begin with Fuck Buttons at The Liquid Room, Edinburgh on 4 May. The sheer sonic assault of their performance at Glasgow's SWG3 last year – Andr... Read more »

We made it! With 2015 all but done and dusted, everyone knows that December is basically a get out of jail free month, an excuse to eat, drink and be disorde... Read more »

Before we even get into August, let’s consider what a high we’re seeing out July on. It’s fair enough to say that for all his incarnat... Read more »

Nobody Wants to Be Here and Nobody Wants to Leave by The Twilight Sad has been named as Scotland’s bloggers and music writers’ favourite album of... Read more »

Live music in Edinburgh this week London Grammar @ Usher Hall, 24 Oct Hot on the heels of their second album Truth is a Beautiful Thing, Hann... Read more »

We kick off in Glasgow where Headstrong have fierce techno on the cards, taking over the Assembly Hall of the Art School on the first Friday of the month. Sa... Read more »

Operating at the intersection between brightly-hued pop-punk and dayglo chiptune, Anamanaguchi are perhaps the ultimate geek band – formed in NYC ... Read more »

Right, enough’s enough. If you insist on validating the passing of yet another twelve months by making a resolution to be less of a shithead this year,... Read more »

In a month that offers cutting-edge gigs from the likes of Cockney legends Chas 'n' Dave, dad-rock originators Status Quo, and multi-headed mutant tweeny-pop... Read more »

While it’s basically impossible to separate the New Year from the dreaded attendant guilt that those resolutions inevitably bring, we say balls to that... Read more »

September doesn't have to be a bleak void that spans from post-festival comedowns though to premature Christmas shopping. Despair not – artists far and... Read more »

Edinburgh We focus on the capital first, with the Nightvision series returning for 2016 with a bass-heavy soiree at The Liquid Room. First teaming up in 200... Read more »

July is a traditionally rather fallow month for gigs as tours take a backseat to festivals, but there aren’t many gems that shine brighter than Beyonc&... Read more »

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 play in ... Read more »

Glasgow Our first pick falls on the first Thursday of the month and sees the inimitable Auntie Flo take to the Sub Club to launch his new album, Theory of F... Read more »

Whether you prefer to experience your live music in an open-air sea of MDMA-fuelled revellers, up to your chin in mud, or in the comfort of a sticky floored ... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh Ducktails @ Sneaky Pete's, 3 OctMatt Mondaline's new album as Ducktails, Jersey Devil, is a deep dive into the inner workings of the ... Read more »

Happy October! The leaves have gone all tertiary on you, and you've probably just spent a month guiltily realising your autumnal aspirations for productivity... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill @ Summerhall, 19 & 20 OctWorld Headquarters – the glimmering jewel in Newcastle's clubbing crown... Read more »