Stanley Odd
Stay Odd: The Magic of Everyday Things (Handsome Tramp)
This third album by Scottish-based “rap combo” Stanley Odd has been quite a long time in the pipeline
Scottish albums
Paul Research
Skate The Royal Mile (PREVS)
Paul Research has had a long career in the Scottish music scene.
The Gracious Losers
Six Road Ends (Last Night From Glasgow)
This new album comes with some anticipation given The Gracious Losers’ previous releases and live shows – and it does not disappoint.
Sulka
Take Care (Lost Map)
Since Johnny ‘Pictish Trail’ Lynch set up shop on for the Isle of Eigg, his Lost Map record label has become a home to the eclectic and sometimes exotic
Minerva Wakes
Mirrored Moon (Traffic Cone)
(Wikipedia extract) “Minerva /mɪˈnɜːrvə is the Roman goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare, justice, law, victory, and the sponsor of arts, trade, and strategy.”
Mogwai
As The Love Continues (Rock Action)
Twenty-five years since the release of their debut single ‘Tuner’/‘Lower’, Glasgow’s Mogwai present their tenth album.
Arab Strap
As Days Get Dark (Rock Action)
Where do we start with this one… probably the most anticipated comeback album of many recent years…
Blanck Mass
In Ferneaux (Sacred Bones )
A new release from Benjamin John Power (aka Blanck Mass), formerly one half of Fuck Buttons)
Randolph’s Leap
Spirit Level (Fika Recordings)
No matter how good the solo shows and the solo recordings are I’ve always felt that Randolph’s Leap songs are heard to best effect in the context of the full eight-piece band.
Adam Stafford
Diamonds of a Horse Famine (Song, by Toad)
This is the latest release by the multi-talented son of Falkirk Adam Stafford (ok, it is from October last year and these are even older songs anyway, but…). It is worth pointing out that this is on the Song, by Toad section of Bandcamp, only the lead single ’30 Years of Bad Road’ comes up […]