Life is a cabaret, or so the song goes. However, when A New International’s frontman Biff Smith was asked to write for a death-themed play, he leapt at the chance.
Usually we introduce our interviewee with ‘singer’, musician, DJ. In the case of Seonaid Aitken, we require all of these – and many more.
With the nights drawing in and a chill in the air we’ll all soon need a Beerjacket.
‘This Is Fake DIY’ – less a tune from 90s popsters bis and more of a manifesto. Now they’re back and while still doing it themselves, they have a little help. Thanks to a chance meeting with a local record label, ‘Slight Disconnects’, the trio’s first new recording since 2003, will appear on Last Night […]
Of course, we’re supposed to be talking music – but speaking the day after Scotland’s crucial win over Israel, it’s inevitable that we get onto the subject of football
They do say that good things come to those that wait. In which case, the new album from Strike The Colours is as expected
With a name like North Atlantic Oscillation, Sam Healy’s band seem unlikely to be pushing Ed Sheeran-style acoustic pop into the charts.
My call takes Malcolm Middleton by surprise – he’s engrossed, selecting Hallowe’en costumes.
Never meet your heroes, they say. But try telling that to The Twilight Sad‘s James Graham.