April 2024

The multi-talented Caitlin Lavagna is to release her new single, ‘Gold’, in April

We adore Caitlin Lavagna – but we have to admit we’re a bit worried about...

Apr 8, 2024

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The multi-talented Caitlin Lavagna is to release her new single, ‘Gold’, in April

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

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

Synths are a bitter pill for Shopkeeper

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Five Scottish acts better than The Proclaimers, and none of them need to punch down at trans people

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