The Eastern Swell
One Day, A Flood
Stereogram
A versatile troupe, The Eastern Swell. more… “The Eastern Swell”
The Filthy Tongues
Jacob's Ladder
Blokshok
In which The Filthy Tongues lead us from Calvary Cross to Grassmarket gallows in a seamless yet angular odyssey. more… “The Filthy Tongues”
St Christopher Medal
Sunny Day Machine
Stereogram
On the form demonstrated by this debut album, St Christopher Medal are a highly melodic and subtly barbed addition to Edinburgh-based label Stereogram’s burgeoning roster more… “St Christopher Medal”
Dr Cosmo’s Tape Lab
Beyond The Silver Sea
Sugarbush
Beyond The Silver Sea is an accomplished concept album from Joe Kane (The Owsley Sunshine) and Stuart Kidd (The Wellgreen) with narration (and artwork) from Plimptons and Khaki Shorts mainstay Adam Smith. more… “Dr Cosmo’s Tape Lab”
The Cathode Ray
Infinite Variety
Stereogram
From opener ‘Backed Up’s taut avant dub entrance to the spiral and crunch of guitars strafed over crisp bass and drums, there’s no doubting the sonic sparkle more… “The Cathode Ray”
The Cathode Ray
The Cathode Ray
Sterogram
Say “The Cathode Ray”. Makes you think of television, right? Listen to The Cathode Ray. Kinda makes you think of Television, right? more… “The Cathode Ray”
The Wellgreen
Wellgreens
The Barne Society
Inspiration is a gossamer thing. Honing and recording it is hard graft. Consequently it’s very rarely that an artist’s recorded work breathes and exhales the fresh air and exuberance that inspired it. more… “The Wellgreen”
Thee Faction
At Ebbw Vale
Soviet Beret
“Recorded in situ”, Thee Faction’s first ever official release, At Ebbw Vale was possibly recorded at an NUM benefit in Ebbw Vale in 1985. more… “Thee Faction”
The Sexual Objects / Flesh / Wake The President
Glasgow King Tut's
Sunday 14th November
The first word that comes to mind when Wake The President take the stage is economy. more… “The Sexual Objects / Flesh / Wake The President”
Spectorbullets
Spectorbullets
Mayakovsky Produkts
Something is amiss. Call the cops: “Uh, we located the body of the song, and then a split second later we’re gazing at a chalkmark on the sidewalk where the body used to be. So it goes.” more… “Spectorbullets”