September 2016

Catching up with Natalie McCool

A quick chat with Natalie McCool ahead of the release of her second album

Sep 7, 2016

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Review

C26 is here and Syrena are taking it on the chin

Bobby ZeroSep 16, 20263 min read

Something is stirring in the Scottish psyche. Guitar music is back. Syrena are here to celebrate that.

Palestinian flag overlaying an aerial photo of Gaza

Opinion Highlight

Music cannot hide behind neutrality when Palestine is the price

ColinSep 15, 202610 min read

Macklemore spoke up for Palestine and lost his remaining stadium appearances. Music cannot pretend neutrality carries no consequences.

Review

Summer, swagger and the taste police. Garage Flower take on all comers.

Bobby ZeroSep 15, 20263 min read

Garage Flower return with their second single in quick succession to round off a frantic summer.

Review

The revolution will not be streamed! – Fatale beatify ‘Saint Mungo’

Bobby ZeroSep 12, 20263 min read

From the rainy streets of Glasgow, Fatale are navigating a path not often taken. But there is no stopping them.

Review

A return to the three ‘R’s – The Sundays revisit their debut

Bobby ZeroSep 12, 20265 min read

The Sundays revisit their debut release ‘Reading, Writing and Arithmetic’ with a brand new pressing and a return to more fragile times.

September 2016

Catching up with Natalie McCool

C26 is here and Syrena are taking it on the chin

Music cannot hide behind neutrality when Palestine is the price

Summer, swagger and the taste police. Garage Flower take on all comers.

The revolution will not be streamed! – Fatale beatify ‘Saint Mungo’

A return to the three ‘R’s – The Sundays revisit their debut

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