Pinact
Stand Still And Rot
Kanine
Two-pieces may be in vogue for the summer months (to hell with the body shamers and notions of beach ready bodies) more… “Pinact”
FiniTribe
101 12”
One Little Indian
Thirty years down the line and FiniTribe remain as fresh and as invigorating as possible, more… “FiniTribe”
Quiet As A Mouse
Memorybox
Over The Hedge
Apologies to the band, because they will no doubt have this pointed out to them at every turn, but with a name like Quiet As A Mouse, you conjure up thoughts about what the group will sound like more… “Quiet As A Mouse”
Babe
The Hereaftergo'ers
Moshi Moshi
Fans of Findo Gask will be keen to check out the latest offering from Babe more… “Babe”
Django Django
Born Under Saturn
Because
If you were worried about the band setting off on a different direction on their second album, don’t. more… “Django Django”
Wire
Wire
Pink Flag
It would be fair to say that Wire are a hugely influential band and as we lurch towards the 40th anniversary of the group forming more… “Wire”
Henry & Fleetwood
On The Forest Floor EP
Olive Grove
You probably can’t have a supergroup with just two people and no doubt the members of Henry & Fleetwood would blush at the thought of being hailed in such a manner more… “Henry & Fleetwood”
Paul Vickers & The Leg
The Greengrocer
Alter Ego Trading Company
If you’ve been worrying that there are not enough characters or genuine musical mavericks left in Scotland, it’s time to settle down and make yourself a little less comfortable more… “Paul Vickers & The Leg”
Andrew Howie
The Great Divide
Autoclave
Dropping a stage moniker and putting your own name up front and centre is clearly a big move for many artists more… “Andrew Howie”
Shield Patterns
Violet
Gizeh
Shield Patterns are clearly advocates of a “less is more” policy to their music. more… “Shield Patterns”