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  The man behind From Indian Lakes Everything Feels Better Now is Joey Vannucchi and one can tell after one solid listen of the album that Vannucchi put a lot of thought and love into his latest creation. “Happy Machines” starts the LP off on the right note and contains …

  Cale and the Gravity Well are marketed as folk rock, and while there are some songs on his debut album The Age of Envy that fit that genre, there is a whole lot more to be discovered that often veers from the set path. The LP works the best …

  Nobody’s Babe, aka Rachael Soluri, wrote The Words I Mean to Say after she exited inpatient therapy and the result is an album that is so honest, sometimes screaming with pain, that one can’t help but praise Soluri for putting all of herself into the record and being brave …

  Cinders is certainly making a splash on their self titled debut album. From start to finish the band has put together an LP that some veteran artists can’t even come close to. “Dog Heart” kicks off the whole experience, and if the title sounds a bit strange to you, …

Interview with Matt Cooper and Trenton Woodley of Hands Like Houses before their show supporting Of Mice & Men in Glasgow on Wednesday 5th October 2016.

Interview with Andy from Crown The Empire before the show suppoting Of Mice & Men in Glasgow on Wednesday 5th October 2016.

When I asked Hands Like House what we could expect from their show they said “just a bunch of dudes rocking out” and boy, did they. I made sure to give them a listen before the show and I really enjoyed their music but they are a band who are …

  Releasing an album with over 20 tracks on it is quite an ambitious endeavor, but that is exactly the type of challenge Bryan Deister took on with his LP Spines of the Heart. There are many ups and downs on the record, which is to be expected when a …

Interview with Kaya Tarsus, Chris Pritchard and Max Dawson of Blood Youth before their headline show in The Attic, Glasgow on Tuesday 27th September 2016. Show Review: Blood Youth Show Review Galleries: Horizons Number Them Zoax Blood Youth

Intervie with Adam Carroll and Joe Copcutt of Zoax before their show supporting Blood Youth in The Attic, Glasgow on Tuesday 27th September 2016. Show Review: Blood Youth Show Review Galleries: Horizons Number Them Zoax Blood Youth

Newly refurbished ‘The Attic’ in Glasgow played home to tonight’s hardcore show. With just 100 capacity and a local support up first, Horizons. Instantly the place was packed with friends of the band who just had a blast down the front, getting right in the face of lead singer Jonathan …

A highly anticipated show in Glasgow, Against The Current with supports Beach Weather and As It Is, who both preformed alongside each other on the Sleeping With Sirens tour earlier this year. So with such an incredible headliner as ATC the show was one I had been looking forward too. …