California punk invaded Glasgow as Descendents, Circle Jerks, and Negative Approach delivered a high-energy show, blending hardcore and history for an unforgettable night of chaos and nostalgia. Milo goes to Glasgow for one hell of a show! Tonight, we’re treated to a welcome barrage or California Punk in the form of Descendants, Circle Jerks and Negative Approach who hail from Michigan, but for argument sake, it’s a Cali-punk-fest! There has been much buzz about this tour online and I, for ..read more

Sharon Van Etten’s performance at Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom was a powerful mix of cinematic intensity and heartfelt connection, captivating the audience with raw emotion and electrifying sound. Sharon Van Etten brings a kind of Divine humanity to the stage. Within the music she is larger than life, touching on Bella Donna-era Stevie Nicks levels of charisma, but when she steps out of her songs, she speaks candidly and with so much humility that her rambling feels like an improvised commercial ..read more

Kathryn Joseph’s music is an intimate, otherworldly experience. Performing Bones you have thrown me and blood I’ve spilled in full, she captivates with raw emotion, haunting melodies, and unparalleled stage presence. I can remember quite vividly the exact moment I fell for Kathryn Joseph: Actually I remember the conversation I had with my husband in the afternoon, about the sold-out Barrowlands gig I decided to pass up that night in favour of a last-minute jolly through to Edinburgh for an ..read more

Michael Kiwanuka’s return to Edinburgh’s Usher Hall was nothing short of magical. With a soul-stirring set, he mesmerised the audience, blending vintage influences with contemporary depth, proving once again why he’s a masterful performer. I’ve witnessed my fair share of performances in Edinburgh’s historic Usher Hall, but few artists have commanded its venerable space with the quiet authority of Michael Kiwanuka. From my vantage point above the excited crowd, I watched as the Mercury Prize winner transformed the neoclassical venue ..read more

Berlin-based singer-songwriter Anna Erhard brought her unique blend of indie-pop and folk to a sold-out Voodoo Rooms in Edinburgh, delivering an intimate, electrifying performance that captivated the audience on a rainy Tuesday night. The sold-out signs were up at The Voodoo Rooms for an intimate gig from Berlin-based singer-songwriter Anna Erhard, who brought her unique blend of indie-pop and folk to the city on a wet Tuesday night. The small Art Deco venue lent itself perfectly to this type of ..read more

With a well received debut album and several likewise acclaimed EPs under their belt, 2025 feels like it might be a good year for Bleach Lab. RESOUND headed to Birmingham for their second gig of the year. In hindsight, forming a band in 2019 on the cusp of the world going into shutdown may not seem the best idea. It’s a situation that London/Brighton band Bleach Lab found themselves in, early EPs being recorded remotely with band members apart, but ..read more

Uncovering new sonic territories, THE HORRORS are about to release NIGHT LIFE, their first album in eight years. RESOUND caught up with the band’s bassist Rhys Webb to discuss their new sound and line up, with Amelia Kidd joining them on keys and Jordan Cook taking over the drums. With a keen ear for reinvention, Southend-on-Sea’s Horrors started life with the garage-goth riot of 2007’s Strange House before moving on to the brooding motorik psych of 2009’s Primary Colours, the ..read more

Few bands are as deeply tied to their hometown as The Skids. Formed in 1977, Dunfermline’s finest sons returned for a triumphant, sold-out show, proving their energy and legacy remain untouchable. The Skids emerged as Scotland’s answer to the punk explosion, combining raw energy with poetic lyricism and soaring guitar work. Led by the charismatic Richard Jobson and the late Stuart Adamson, their anthemic sound produced classics like Into the Valley and Masquerade, securing their place in music history. Nearly ..read more

Anglo-Welsh five-piece Pastel made a triumphant return to Edinburgh, headlining in the city for the first time with a sold-out show at Cabaret Voltaire. With their debut LP Souls in Motion finally out in the world, the night was chance to celebrate the release with their ever expanding fanbase. Taking to the stage in one of Edinburgh’s numerous subterranean medieval vaults, Pastel wasted no time launching the Zeppelinesque monster that is Your Day while saving established favourites like Deeper Than ..read more

Manchester’s ROLLA continue their rise with the release of their second EP, We Owe You Nothing. Showcasing both their anthemic power and newfound versatility, the record highlights their evolution as a band. Manchester’s ROLLA have carved out a reputation for their electrifying anthems, thunderous riffs, and colossal hooks, as heard in fan favorites like Ease My Mind, Sweet Lullaby, and No Violence. Now, the band showcases their evolving sound with the release of their highly anticipated second EP, We Owe ..read more