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Fruit Tree Foundation - First Edition

Fruit Tree Foundation - First Edition

Astounding group collaboration from some of Scotland's finest

(5 stars)3 Aug 2011

(Chemikal Underground) If you’re looking for proof that Scotland’s musical voices are far-reaching and brilliant, then we cordially direct you to First Edition. It’s a stellar, cohesive collaboration from Frightened Rabbit’s Scott Hutchison, The…

The Unwinding Hours

The Unwinding Hours

Oran Mor, Glasgow, 17 Oct 2010

(5 stars)19 Nov 2010

The Alasdair Gray-painted murals and warm, natural reverb of the Oran Mor's auditorium proves the perfect setting for this very special Sunday night's entertainment. RM Hubbert opens proceedings with a set of mesmerising acoustic instrumentals…

Fruit Tree Foundation launches new album tackling themes of mental health

Fruit Tree Foundation launches new album tackling themes of mental health

Alasdair Roberts, James Yorkston, Scott Hutchison and others record album

22 Sep 2010

Sons and Daughters. Frightened Rabbit. The Phantom Band. Norman Blake. Perhaps because it sets out to encourage discussion of problems nearly everyone has come into contact with at some point in their lives, the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film…

Autumn highlights: The best albums and gigs from Scottish bands

Autumn highlights: The best albums and gigs from Scottish bands

The Phantom Band, The Twilight Sad and Errors set for action

16 Sep 2010

The Phantom Band Chemikal Underground’s finest, most eclectic and most likely signings of recent years return with the follow-up to last year’s debut Checkmate Savage. The Wants is released on Chemikal Underground, Mon 18 Oct. The Scottish…

The Twilight Sad - Forget the Night Ahead

The Twilight Sad - Forget the Night Ahead

(4 stars)1 Oct 2009

Bedeck Kilsyth in spandex bunting: it’s just gone down in rock mythology. The market town’s secrets, skeletons and cherry trees cast an everlasting darkness across this second, impressive album from North Lanarkshire’s loudest sons, The Twilight…

Hallaig - A Celebration of Sorley MacLean

Hallaig - A Celebration of Sorley MacLean

8 Jan 2009

CELTIC CONNECTIONS A gathering of Gaelic musical talent will celebrate the work of Sorley MacLean (Somhairle MacGill-Eain) in this concert, which will feature both vocal settings of the poet’s work and instrumental pieces inspired by it. The show…

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