The Written Years is a Canadian band which we feel confidence in suggesting you will be hearing a great deal of over coming years. The reasoning for that comes with their self-titled debut album, an emotionally and melodically… Read More ›
Letters
The Darlingtons – Who Says There’s No Beach In Doncaster EP
Soaked in a melancholy which enthuse their hearts rather than casting them in darker oppressive shadows, the songs and sound of UK indie rock band The Darlingtons is an absorbing and magnetic wash of imagination and craft. The Taunton band… Read More ›
Gabby Young & Other Animals: The Band Called Out For More
The only word to describe The Band Called Out for More, the latest album from Gabby Young & Other Animals is glorious. Actually there are plenty of other words just as apt, bewitching and scintillating two examples, all emotive descriptions… Read More ›
John Wean : M.A.P.
M.A.P. is the excellent new single from Scottish indie rockers John Wean, and a track to cement their status as ones to watch very closely. Since forming in 2009, the Uddingston spawn quartet has made steady progress up to the… Read More ›
Tall Ships: Everything Touching
Through their EPs and singles UK alternative band Tall Ships has garnered strong praise and inspired an equally enthused anticipation for their debut album Everything Touching. With the release the trio has matched and exceeded expectations with a mesmeric… Read More ›
Joyce The Librarian: Follow Me, I’m Right Behind You
Follow Me, I’m Right Behind You is the new single from UK folk/acoustic ensemble Joyce The Librarian, a song which not only ensures the summer ends with some additional warmth as it passes the reins on to the following season,… Read More ›
Maz Totterdell: Sweep
There is never a shortage of talent in music but sometimes someone comes along to leave mouths open within a wave of musical and creative magic. Such a person is Maz Totterdell, a singer/songwriter so immense in promise and… Read More ›
Matt Norris & The Moon: This Kingdom EP
We cannot claim to have an in depth knowledge of folk music let alone the traditional Scottish Folk and the more contemporary folk which are both said to influence the sounds of Matt Norris & The Moon, but it is… Read More ›
Letters:The Halfway House
Having already treated us to the exceptional sounds of the singles Pipe Dreams, Grand National, and Flash! Lights, Edinburgh dark cello pop band Letters return with new track The Halfway House as they build towards their forthcoming debut EP Older… Read More ›
The Machine Room – Love From A Distance EP
Whatever is in the drinking water up in Scotland that is dripping into its musical creativity long may it continue. This especially applies to the city of Edinburgh with bands like Letters, My Tiny Robots and Dead Boy Robotics have… Read More ›
The RingMaster Review 