The Muldoons formed in Paisley back in the early ’90s, quickly amassed a small but dedicated following from local shows, and then quietly faded away without releasing anything. more… “The Muldoons”
Scoorieboy have been doing their thing, mainly in the big smoke of London, for a few years now more… “Scoorieboy”
Edinburgh group The Cathode Ray has been helmed by frontman and songwriter Jeremy Thoms since its inception in 2006, establishing a reputation for intelligent, high quality post-punk pop more… “The Cathode Ray”
Descendant is the third album from the Scottish-indie supergroup, Snowgoose. The core duo of Anna Sheard and Jim McCulloch return, and they’ve invited a few pals along. more… “Snowgoose”
Ewen Henderson is set to release his newest album ‘Léirsinn’ on Friday the 18th of October. more… “Ewen Henderson”
Trail West release their fifth long-player, Thirsty Work, a month before their biggest headline gig at the O2 Academy in Glasgow. more… “Trail West”
Hamish Hawk’s latest album is by far his most personal yet more… “Hamish Hawk”
These Glasgow-based electro-punks have been plying their trade on the road for eight years now, but this self-titled album is the first time they’ve committed to the long-player format. more… “Outblinker”
It must be that the continental sun is more of an inspiration than their native Glasgow to this multi-member act. more… “How To Swim”
Alex Botten has been making music for 30 years and under even more aliases. more… “ÜLV”