Festival Review
Two venues. Sixteen Scottish acts. One very loud Saturday in Dundee. Substance Festival brought together some of the country’s emerging alternative talent for a day
13/10/2026
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Two venues. Sixteen Scottish acts. One very loud Saturday in Dundee. Substance Festival brought together some of the country’s emerging alternative talent for a day
Dundee’s David Delinquent and the I.O.U’s deliver a devilishly delightful debut. From signing with a record label to performing at major UK festivals and now
Scottish songwriter Scott C Park returns with his ambitious second album Revival. If you don’t yet have a favourite artist from the Isle of Lewis,
Nostalgic guitar lines and a warm, driving rhythm set the scene for Point Pleasant’s debut single I Recall, a bittersweet reflection on love, lost time and the
Credit – Katy Mitchell Decade, an indie rock outfit from Aberdeen have quickly gained a reputation as an act to follow since forming in 2025.
Credit – Robyn Maxwell For years I’ve been saying that what the Glasgow music scene needs is some metal to shake things up. The Dodgettes,
The Marches are an all-female 4 piece band from Glasgow whose musical influences range from PJ Harvey, to Fleetwood Mac, to Taylor Swift. Since forming
This isn’t a shout into the void—it’s a carefully curated signal boost. A way of saying: “We see you. Others should too.” At Bonnie Scotland
Time Stands Still, Perth’s five piece alternative rock outfit have released their debut album ‘Ghost of Me’. Described by the band as an album that
Skylights, York/Leeds independent brit-pop indie rockers released a cracker of a track Fever deserving of a space on your playlists this Summer. On first listen
