Celeste
By Ed Jupp • Feb 7th, 2021 • Category: Album reviewIt’s easy to be cynical. It’s not necessarily the right way to listening pleasure, though.
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Mart Avi
By Ed Jupp • Feb 3rd, 2021 • Category: Album reviewRemember that picture of the dress that no-one could agree what colour it was?
Spare Snare
By Ed Jupp • Jan 29th, 2021 • Category: Album review, Scottish albumsDundee’s Spare Snare were formed in the early 1990s, and their wonderful lo-fi, gloriously noisy indiepop recordings are things to be treasured.
Mogwai
By Ed Jupp • May 3rd, 2020 • Category: Album review, Scottish albumsMogwai were always destined to do soundtracks and do them well.
Isobel Campbell
By Ed Jupp • Feb 16th, 2020 • Category: Album review, Scottish albumsIf it seems like a long time since we last heard from Isobel Campbell… well, it has been.
A Celebration Of Elliott Smith in aid of Tiny Changes
By Ed Jupp • Nov 17th, 2019 • Category: Gig review, gig reviews (Scottish)The word ‘celebration’ in the title should not be underestimated.
The Motorcycle Boy
By Ed Jupp • Nov 2nd, 2019 • Category: Album review, Scottish albumsThere’s no shortage of records that we have had to wait an aeon for.
The Divine Comedy
By Ed Jupp • Jun 21st, 2019 • Category: Album reviewEver wondered why the Divine Comedy are so adored? ‘Office Politics’ probably has the answers.
Rev Magnetic
By Ed Jupp • Jun 21st, 2019 • Category: Album review, Scottish albumsRev Magnetic is the new band led by the legendary Luke Sutherland
Kevin Armstrong
By Ed Jupp • May 28th, 2019 • Category: Album reviewWhile the name Kevin Armstrong may not be known to many readers, the list of people that he has played with over a career stretching nearly forty years is pretty impressive. It includes, amongst others, Iggy Pop, Prefab Sprout and Sinead O’Connor. Perhaps the two artists that most connect with this collection of songs are […]