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.
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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 […]
Carrie Tree
By Ed Jupp • May 26th, 2019 • Category: Album reviewOver the years of writing reviews (and to anyone still reading, it may come as a surprise to you to learn that it’s coming up for thirteen)
Munya
By Ed Jupp • May 25th, 2019 • Category: Album reviewMunya is the stage name of Canada’s Josie Boivin. Raised in Saguenay, Quebec and based in Montreal, this is her third EP and the final in a trilogy.
The Cranberries
By Ed Jupp • May 24th, 2019 • Category: Album reviewI must confess to feeling a little guilty.
The National
By Ed Jupp • May 23rd, 2019 • Category: Album reviewThe National could have quite easily titled this, their eighth album, I Am Easy To Love, and they would have been absolutely right.
