Tag: the Fire Engines
The Secret Goldfish: Petal Split – album review
Louder Than War's Gus Ironside finds a suprisingly fresh sound from Glasgow indie-pop band The Secret Garden on their first album for 18 years. Petal Split sees the band cover songs by luminaries such as Edwin Collins ans brings forth their numerous influences. He finds the last garage-influenced piece compliments the classic indie of the other tracks. The clear, sweet vocals, acomplished keyboards and guitars, and a 60s influenced rhythm section, ensure Petal Split is an accomplished offering.
New Band of the Day: Opium Kitchen
New Edingburgh band Opium Kitchen may be a new band but they have loads of experience and it shows, according to David Marren who...
Post Punk heroes the Fire Engines
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Edinburgh's The Fire Engines discordant clash of punk rock, Captain...
LIVE
A Celebration Of The Musical Life Of Sylvain Sylvain – live stream
A Celebration Of The Musical Life Of Sylvain Sylvain
14 February 2021
The sad and untimely death on 13...
INTERVIEWS
Interview: The Other Ones on their debut album
The Other Ones
The Other Ones
Reckless Yes
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The Other Ones' self-titled debut album...
NEWS
The Coral get down with 85 year old grandad on 10th studio album!
The granddad of The Coral’s James and Ian Skelly, confirmed at 85 years old as guest vocalist...
MEDIA
Band of Holy Joy and Bjorn Hatleskog – Notes From A Gallery
Band of Holy Joy and Bjorn Hatleskog host an online four day exhibition of film and performance at Gallery 46 this week from the 24th to 27th February.
FESTIVALS
Six Of The Best Sets At Loftas Fest 2020
From toe-tapping rock n’ roll to darkly ethereal modular synthpop - discover highlights from the vibrant Loftas...
