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Noisy band of two Johns, JOHN, play both Glasgow and Edinburgh dates at the top of the month, with shows at Broadcast and Sneaky’s respectively on... Read more »

On Green Day’s 2004 album, American Idiot, Billie Joe Armstrong pleaded: ‘Wake me up when September ends.’ But if you sleep away the month,... Read more »

First up, it’s our music festivals special this month, so we won’t go into any detail here about the Counterflows, Tectonics and Stag & Dagge... Read more »

If we hit the rewind button for a sec, and skip all the way back to December, we somehow managed to miss $1000 wallet's "I Like Art" Type Girls EP, as w... Read more »

Welcome to January 2023! This time last year, things were being cancelled left, right and centre, but at the time of writing this (mid-December 2022) we're f... Read more »

Like the past few months, there’s more than enough gigs worth getting excited about across Scotland this December. Firstly, following the release of he... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week KLLO @ Sneaky Pete's, 28 NovKLLO are cousins Chloe Kaul and Simon Lam, an electronic pop duo from Melbourne, Australia. The pair... Read more »

Before unwrapping December, there were a few firecrackers that didn’t make it into last month’s column; make sure to check out EPs from Psweatpan... Read more »

Celebrating eclectic future sounds, The Curve Festival returns to King Tut’s for its second year this November. Taking place over the course of the mon... Read more »

As is becoming custom, we start our monthly new Scottish music column by taking a quick look back at some of the releases we missed last month. Edinburgh rap... Read more »

We’ve had a lot to catch up on in the Scottish music scene – it was a saintly September with songs from St Clements (Precious Little Time) and Sa... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week Moon Duo @ La Belle Angèle, 31 Jan2017 was a busy year for Moon Duo, releasing not one but two albums – Occult... Read more »

For a short month, February is really packing in the releases, feeling akin to trying to fit a month’s worth of clothing into a suitcase when you&rsquo... Read more »

Have you just about pushed aside those bloated Christmas feels? If not, you better act quick as we have plenty of new music to whet your appetite for the sta... Read more »

As August kicks into gear, gig series in Glasgow like King Tut’s Summer Nights, Endless Summer at The Hug & Pint and Summer Nights at the (Kelvingr... Read more »

While 2020 has been a massive steaming pile of shit, a lot of good has still come out of the last nine months since life was turned upside down by the corona... Read more »

We didn’t miss much in February’s issue – only the comeback of the century from Glasgow alt-pop three-piece LYLO! Coming out of a six-year ... Read more »

Helping shine a light on up-and-coming talent across Scotland’s diverse music scene, the nominees for the 12th edition of the Scottish Alternative... Read more »

September was another busy month for Scottish releases, of which we missed a lot of in our actual September roundup last month. Our bad. To make up for it, h... Read more »

While things may currently be a bit rubbish – understatement much? – at least we still have music! As is to be expected, along with the cold weat... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week Wiley @ Liquid Room, 28 FebThe grime mainstay returned to the forefront of the scene with a bang courtesy of last year's Go... Read more »

The most notable release this month comes from Glasgow-based hyperpop/gabber producer TAAHLIAH. Following the success of May’s Angelica (longlisted for... Read more »

Scotland's up-and-coming musicians will have access to the PRS Foundation's Momentum Music Fund for the first time, thanks to a new tie-up between Creative S... Read more »

There are a few big hitters this month from scene veterans like Sharleen Spiteri's Texas and Justin Currie’s Del AmItri, while Idlewild frontman R... Read more »

With festival season fully back in June, it was hard to keep up with new releases. Towards the end of the month Glasgow funk and hip-hop collective DOPESICKF... Read more »

I can’t believe I’m writing this, but it’s 2021 (insert celebratory emoji here)! We only bloody well made it through 2020 – phew! &nd... Read more »

When we spoke to Johnny Lynch during the height of the pandemic he told us he’d been listening to a lot of early !!! records and had in turn been worki... Read more »

January was a busy month. On day one, P3, the collaborative record from producer Supermann on da beat and rapper xidontile arrived, with debut albums later i... Read more »

Starting in the capital, the Edinburgh International Festival is bringing some of the biggest names in music to Leith Theatre this month; our top picks inclu... Read more »

#20 Belle & Sebastian – Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance [2015, Matador] #19 The Twilight Sad – Nobody Wants to Be Here and N... Read more »