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Come Back To My Arms is a beautiful love song straight from the jazz clubs of old. As you walk down the Nethergate in Dundee,
24/08/2025
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Come Back To My Arms is a beautiful love song straight from the jazz clubs of old. As you walk down the Nethergate in Dundee,
Selects is our brand new monthly spotlight on ten emerging artists making serious noise under the surface.Five are sent to our inbox—direct from the artists
Indie…Indie…Indie. Day 2 is all about the Indie rock and as a self-proclaimed Indie gal I’ve gotten all nostalgic with this one. Another underground venue
Red Eye Pariah brought the Irish charm to the sweatbox Garage Attic, closing their UK Tequilla King tour in the vibrant city. Kicking off the
Montrose Alt-Rockers Late Landing release the perfect EP to rock out to. Let me preface this by saying I love the metal that I love.
A celebration of some of Dundee’s finest, homegrown artist as Copper Lungs launch their debut album. We arrived at an uncomfortably empty venue, wondering if
Alternative-Rock Glaswegians release bold 6 track EP at the end of May and every song is a journey you didn’t know you needed to go
Ross Whyte releases the beautiful and moving album, Provenance. I woke up in the back of my campervan, bleary-eyed, and still very tired after playing
Sam Fender meets Catfish and the Bottlemen…but make it Scottish. And the Bandages are back with their fourth single, ‘A Poor Mans Version of Myself’
King Tuts was packed out and bouncing for an indie-rock extravaganza featuring some of Scotland’s best up -and -comers. The famous King Tut’s Wah Wah
