Scott Twynholm
Ride The Wave
De-Fence
Surfing, for most people, brings to mind images of California more… “Scott Twynholm”
Album reviews
Telefis
A Dó
Dimple Discs
When Cathan Coughlan unexpectedly and tragically died in May he left a considerable body of work behind him more… “Telefis”
Alex Smee
Lost in Cities and Fields
Old Jacuzzi
It somehow seems apt that the only voice to be heard on this album is that of astronomer Carl Segan on closing track ‘Go to the Stars’. more… “Alex Smee”
Cancel The Astronauts
What the Noise Is For
Riley Records
To all intents and purposes, Cancel The Astronauts disappeared after the release of their fine debut album, ‘Animal Love Match’ in 2012. more… “Cancel The Astronauts”
Popcorn Fiend
Milos Is Reborn!
Pure Moth
It’s often said that instrumental music soundtracks the film in our heads. more… “Popcorn Fiend”
The Beths
Expert in a Dying Field
Carpark
The third album from The Beths sets out its stall almost too perfectly. more… “The Beths”
Port Sulphur
Speed of Life
Creeping Bent / Last Night From Glasgow
While 2020 album ‘Compendium’ was something of an widescreen epic, the follow-up from Douglas Macintyre is almost the opposite more… “Port Sulphur”
Gordon McIntyre
Even With the Support of Others
Lost Map
The name may be unfamiliar but the sound is very much that of ballboy more… “Gordon McIntyre”
Mood Taeg
Diskonkordanz
Happy Robots
It may be in the DIY spirit of the Mood Taeg Kollective more… “Mood Taeg”
The Reverse Cowgirls
Fortis Et Fidus
RC
With an opening title track that’s a flurry of guitar twang, the scene is set for an exhilarating set more… “The Reverse Cowgirls”