Immigrant
Thai-based ex-pat goes it alone
with Graeme McNab
As winter draws in, many on this island will wish they were somewhere warmer – perhaps snapping scenery on a winter sunshine break. more… “Immigrant”
Scottish features
Features on Scottish, Jockrock-friendly, artists
Gillian Fleetwood
Ancient and modern combined for harp hit
The harp is an instrument more usually associated with orchestras (or angels) rather than contemporary music. more… “Gillian Fleetwood”
Broken Chanter
No doubt about it
with David MacGregor
It might seem a long way down the M6 from Scotland to England, and musically making that journey from success north of the border to UK-wide acclaim can be a long haul. more… “Broken Chanter”
Gates of Light
London, Glasgow, Paris:
Louise Quinn get the travel bug once again
It’s close to five years since the Covid pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns which caused so much trauma for those confined to their homes. more… “Gates of Light”
Autumn 1904
Back at last
with Alan Dumbreck
The past, as the saying goes, is a foreign country. But in the 1980s it was Britain which looked very different to before. more… “Autumn 1904”
There Will Be Fireworks
a turbulent ten years remembered
with Nicholas McManus
Fun fact: in the 250 years that followed the Gunpowder Plot, it was mandatory to celebrate the capture of Guy Fawkes more… “There Will Be Fireworks”
Lonely Tourist
On the road again
with Paul Tierney
He may be a tourist by name, but Bristol-based Scot Paul Tierney has made the south-west English city his home. more… “Lonely Tourist”
The Cathode Ray
Back to their DIY roots
with Jeremy Thoms
Longevity in the rock’n’roll world isn’t achievable for everyone, but The Cathode Ray are somehow still here alive and kicking. more… “The Cathode Ray”