Emma Kupa
It Will Come Easier (Fika)
Musician Emma Kupa has loaned her talent to many projects over the years.
Album review
Mt. Doubt
Doubtlands (Last Night From Glasgow)
This is the third album from this Edinburgh outfit and collects a brace of recent singles plus other material into a great nine track long-player.
James Dean Bradfield
Even in Exile (Montyray)
In the midst of a pandemic that has exiled the entire nation, James Dead Bradfield has emerged bearded
King of the Slums
Encrypted Contemporary Narratives (SLR)
King of the Slums were initially active in the late 80s and some say they missed out on the Manchester music boom
I Like Trains
Kompromat (Atlantic Curve)
This Leeds combo have not released anything for a few years, and yet they are now back…
Callum Easter
Green Door Sessions (Moshi Moshi)
This East Coast accordion maverick has recently signed to Moshi Moshi Records
Carla J Easton
Weirdo (Olive Grove)
This is the new album by Carla J Easton, whose star was already flying high in 2020
Martha Ffion
Nights To Forget (Lost Map)
Glasgow-based singer-songwriter Claire McKay, otherwise known under her stage name of Martha Ffion, releases her second solo album, ‘Nights To Forget’. Featuring ten original tracks, each displays excellent musicianship and compelling lyrics. These cover a range of topics such as “politics, feminism, depression, David Attenborough.” Ffion’s debut album ‘Sunday Best’ was met with critical acclaim […]