Karine Polwart
Tabling a political motion (and talking Trump)
Sometimes, the life of a musician on tour is seen as a exotic one.
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Bill Wells
Baltic beats (and all that jazz)
Any other Scottish act releasing a new album on a Tallinn-based record label would turn heads.
Ian Donaldson
Looking to the stars - again (with the former H2O singer)
The 1980s, it seems, are back in fashion. Well, if they ever were in fashion. But among the poodle perms and bad trousers was something of a Scottish invasion on the charts.
Kathryn Joseph
waking up ( to a new challenge)
It’s music awards season, and if it was the Mercurys we’d be hard pushed to get time for chat with a former winner.
The Twistettes
Sisters doing it themselves (with Jo and Nicky D'arc)
Rock is littered with tales of sibling rivalry – from the Gallaghers to the Kinks, the closest of family relationships can become strained when together put in a tourbus.
The Nightingales
Back on song again (with Robert Lloyd)
With a new album and extensive tour schedule underway, Nightingales frontman Robert Lloyd very generously took a few minutes to speak about their current activities with ITM?
Rose McDowall
switching Strawberry for Sorrow (. )
What’s in a name? For Rose McDowall, it’s about finally striking out with her own identity following a string of nom-de-plumes and collaborations.
Jamie Scott
Digging up Glasgow's past (remembering 1988's Garden Festival)
For Glaswegians, and indeed Scots of a certain age, the Glasgow Garden Festival was a landmark event
Joe Kane / Radiophonic Tuckshop
Jennifer and Lucifer (Video premiere)
Joe Kane releases a new album under his Radiophonic Tuckshop guise.
The Iain Duncan Smiths
Politically correct (10 with Betty Mayonnaise)
The Iain Duncan Smiths have been prodding the political establishment for a few years now