Aberfeldy
Somewhere To Jump From (Tenement)
So, four years since their second long-player Do Whatever Turns You On, and the sixth since debut Young Forever, Aberfeldy release their third album.
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Mogwai
Special Moves (Rock Action)
Given that Mogwai have a (well-deserved) reputation for awesome live shows, it’s perhaps a little odd that this is their first live album, a mere fifteen years into their career.
Figure 5
Bonfire (2 Up)
After five years of bedding themselves into the mainstay of the Scottish live music scene, Figure 5, are set to spread their blend of original psychedelic pop on the rest of the world with Bonfire
The 99s
EP (Tri Tone)
The 99’s music radiates a fresh, sunny disposition, cherry-picking inspiration from fellow Northerners such as The Beatles, The Coral and The Charlatans for this cheery indie-pop album.
Will Richards
One More Chance (Orange Dog Records)
Don’t judge a record by its cover. The album sleeve of this (no doubt done by a very talented, lovely person) is technically well-delivered and makes you think this is going to be some sorta 70s sub-folk gloop.
