This year has seen the emergence of a new talent who released their third single of 2022 – Sex on TV. After forming in 2019, the band’s live shows were delayed (as everyone was) due to the pandemic but they have brought their A game into the year with the newest single ‘Bring the Damage’. The track is an upbeat rock single with attitude. With lead singer Damien Parrish, the song deals with the sentiment of leaving someone behind who is no longer good for you. Despite the pain, the song encapsulates the feeling of rising above. In other words – bring the damage. Lyrically, the message of being ..read more

2022 is more than halfway done, with the month of August bringing us the 3rd release of Majesty Palms – side eye. The Glasgow based duo are gearing up to make an impact on the Scottish music scene and this release wonderfully encapsulates the mood fans can expect to be bopping along to. The track begins in an almost low moody tone as it begins drum and bass heavy. This is wonderfully juxtaposed by the dreamy vocals of Olivia McCosh. The vocals work well to both contrast against the bass and blend in wonderfully with the wavy guitars of Cameron Robertson. The pair work great together to produce ..read more

Dunfermline based newcomer ‘Birrell or Biscuit’ released their music video for the single ‘Dinnerladies’ on Friday. On the back of their last single ‘Anthemesque’ which was previously reviewed by ‘Something Something’ in October last year, Birrell or Biscuit have composed yet another unique single which diverges from the last in a rather haunting display. Singer Craig Birrell opens the track with the lyrics “1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Once I caught a fish alive” which is a fantastic example of how different this release is. The haunting effect in full force as the nursery rhyme lyrics mix with an atmosphe ..read more