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6 Mar 2009
Yet more Canadian indie types with intelligence and imagination? Share have their home in Halifax, Novia Scotia though, rather than the saturated Montreal of The Dears, Arcade Fire and A Silver Mt. Zion. Unlike their Quebecois cousins though, Share…
3 Mar 2009
He looks like Morrissey and talks like Stewart Lee, but Ben Esser is a real individual when it comes to music. 24 and living London, there's the danger of the young musician being swept up but 2009's tide of 80s synth pop throwbacks, desperately…
2 Mar 2009
Perhaps the sizeable crowd that have already gathered at Edinburgh's most-loathsome-to-get-to venue, the Corn Exchange, at 7pm are here to make sure they get the perfect spot to be flicked by Ricky Wilson's sweat during Kaiser Chiefs' headlining…
20 Feb 2009
Like football, it seems like the west coast has always reigned supreme when it comes to Scots making music. Times are changing though. Celtic and Rangers may still dominate over the diddy Edinburgh sides, but with Broken Records and The View packing out…
19 Feb 2009
Think of the formula for the perfect Scottish and, and, forgetting the Bay City Rollers ever existed, you'd probably come close to the French Quarter. Mogwai influenced post-rock mourning to soundtrack a sunset on Arthur's Seat? Check. Bleak but…
(Willkommen) INDIE Their sublime, string-filled debut single, ‘The Last of the Melting Snow’, was chosen by Elbow’s Guy Garvey as his single of the year. And this, their first LP, is full of a similar northern England charm akin to the Mercury…
17 Feb 2009
What encouraged The French Wives into making music? Since the ages of about 15, the majority of us have been in and out of bands but by the time we were all up in Glasgow for university we were keen to start a 'proper' band and work on music we were…
16 Feb 2009
Keeping Scotland's great new music as diverse as possible, to follow the epic orchestra of Broken Records, the shoegaze intensity of Twilight Sad, and shouty passion of Frightened Rabbit comes the sort of gypsy folk of 30s France, taken to the 21st…
13 Feb 2009
It's hard not to admire The View. They certainly have their flaws. Their records are, at best, ramshackle indie, spawned from a feigned belief that anyone could do 'Up the Bracket'. They also have a cockiness in completely opposing correlation to their…
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