Ardentjohn are an extremely talented band, one who, in time, will leave their comfort zone and become something genuinely great rather than just good. But, as debut’s go, On The Wire, is pretty lovely.
Scotland
Versus, Edinburgh’s band face-off, becomes bi-monthly!
Versus is a new bi-monthly three-pronged band stand-off that takes place in The Voodoo Rooms in Edinburgh – more details inside.
Camera Obscura – My Maudlin Career
Too late, Lloyd, they’ve been heartbroken now. The Glaswegian sextet’s fourth album finds them if anything even more exquisitely melancholic than ever.
Le Reno Amps – Tear It Open
With some awful power-pop and great punk made by the same band on the same record, this is an unusual album: one that defies explanation.
My Latest Novel return with ‘Deaths and Entrances’
It’s been three long years since the release of My Latest Novel’s critically acclaimed debut ‘Wolves’, but today the Scottish quintet have announced the release of sophomore album ‘Deaths and Entrances’. Released 18th May via Bella Union.
Introducing :: The Phantom Band
The Phantom Band are one of the best bands in Britain today. Rich Hughes tells you why, and we find out a bit more about them…
The View – Which Bitch?
A quirky hit-and-miss affair reminiscent of a noughties answer to The Faces. But there’s a lot to like, and a lot you might not expect as these scallies show signs of maturing.
News on Camera Obscura album, tour and single!
Camera Obscura have today announced a new single, the forthcoming album release of fourth album ‘My Maudlin Career’ and tour dates in both the UK and US. They have also made the title track of the album available to download as of today.
Eddi Reader – The Songs Of Robert Burns (Deluxe Edition)
A soothing balm of heather scented romance and whiskey soaked melancholy. Valentine’s Day gift: sorted.
The Phantom Band – Checkmate Savage
There’s definitely something in the water North of the border. Another Scottish band playing epic, exciting and fantastic music. Matt Poacher reviews the debut album by The Phantom Band.
Remember Remember – Remember Remember
These busy compositions make a perfect headphone experience, the slowly evolving songs reward close listening, offering up details and insights into the nuts and bolts which only enhances the pleasure of listening to the album.
Scotcampus Fresher’s Festival starts today!
If you’re anywhere near Glasgow today and tomorrow, take a trip to George’s Square for a festival of bands and DJ’s.
