Morton Valence

Bob and Veronica Ride Again

The name, Morton Valence, and the sleeve, a seedy tribute to Bonnie and Clyde, seem to suggest this album might be a piece of Americana re-imagined in the English suburbs. more… “Morton Valence”

Candythief

Technicolour Wilderness

Technicolour Wilderness is one of these rather beautiful surprises that are occasionally sprung upon you. In this case, an album and band that appeared all bedraggled and unannounced on my doorstep begging for attention before ending up taking over my stereo and heart for days at a time. more… “Candythief”

Found

The Fidelities E.P.

Over two albums and a handful of singles Edinburgh based Found have carved out a niche as experimental artists with big pop hearts. more… “Found”

The Red Well

Amidst Storms We Arrive

Many independent record labels are intrinsically linked with a core identity and sound, from Factory to 4AD to Sup Pop, and, for many people, Fence are no different. more… “The Red Well”

Magazine / Ipso Facto

Glasgow Carling Academy

As a rule I’ve always deliberately avoided reformations like the plague. Be it the Velvet Underground, The Stooges, Sex Pistols, whoever, I’ve kept my distance, stuck my fingers in my ears and sang ‘la-la-la’ loudly over any attempts to get me to even give it a try. more… “Magazine / Ipso Facto”