Glaswegian four piece powerhouse made up of Lewis, Fraser, Sarah and Max are moving like a freight train through releases and performances as they are garnering more fans and followers as the up the ante with the anticipated album launch marked for a release in May. Getting noticed in a city like Glasgow can be a mission in itself.  Bands appear overnight and can disappear just as quickly.  St Dukes , although, young and full of the enthusiasm associated with the new kids on the block have been quietly honing their craft for some years now.  They say good things come to those wh ..read more

By Megan Hughes The cool and charming musical gift that is Brownbear (braunber) is making their wonderful return to our ears tomorrow with the release of their new single one more night. Some of you may have been lucky or committed enough to enjoy a previewed listen through BBC Radio Scotland on Tuesday night. One More Night is their first new release since 2020 and is the first gear of many in reaching the crescendo of momentum for a second album. This release shows a progression in the bands sound. Gently moving away from their indie rock sounds they have, instead, created this soft indie po ..read more

West Lothian and Glasgow based Rock/Punk duo Fake Lips released their fourth single ‘Community’ on Tuesday the 21st of December. Their intention was to launch the new track at midnight, after their headline show at Broadcast Glasgow, however, the big thing that is cancelling everyone’s plans right now happened to unfortunately strike again. Despite this, Fake Lips decided to release ‘Community’ anyway and the three and a half minute blast of garage rock is now available to stream across all major platforms. The band have also recorded a live music video which is available to watch on YouTube n ..read more

On Tuesday The Libertines returned to Glasgow for what I can only describe as their best live performance that I have ever witnessed. The Boys in the Band After performing at St Lukes on Monday night, the indie rockers went on to their second sell out show at the O2 Academy on Eglinton Street entering with ‘What a Waster’ showing they meant business.  The setlist consisted of songs old and new with special hats off to the Up the Bracket album which made up the majority of the show.  It was great to see the rockers back and doing what they do best with Pete and Carls conversations wit ..read more