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White Stripes, The Raveonettes, The Kills, Honeyblood, Saint Agnes, Slow Club, Deep Valley et all have found it’s very much a case of ‘two’s company – three’s a crowd.’ Doubtless, it also saves on accommodation
Based on Hooton Tennis Club’s debut single ‘Jasper’ for Heavenly Records they certainly sound more influenced by artists such as Dinosaur Jr rather than by the music that put their current abode on the musical
We first stumbled across Tuff Love, via our own admiration for another Glasgow based band, Sharptooth. In fact it’s amazing just how large a part of our record collection consists of music written and performed by our Scottish
Not really fans of New Year Eve here to be honest. It always seems to be a time when people spend too much time wallowing in what could have been rather than looking forward to
Right then we are closing shop for Christmas, but not before we’ve left you with one more new festive tune. This times it’s from our Ozzie mates The Sunday Reeds, ‘Christmas In The Summer Time’
Today’s track of the day is the bitter sweet ‘Merry Christmas Marie’ by Swedish indie poppers Red Sleeping Beauty. They describe themselves as “a semi-legendary Swedish bedroom pop band,” consisting of Mikael Matsson, Kristina Borg,
We first stumbled across Young Summer when she uploaded a rather mournful stripped back piano led version of the Human League’s electro pop classic ‘Don’t You Want Me’. Since then she’s released a well received debut
There’s a common misconception that Christmas music is by definition redolent of cheese, horribly and relentlessly upbeat, but the truth is some of the best Christmas songs and carols are bittersweet, bleakly beautiful elegiac hymns
As we mentioned yesterday, we will yield to nobody in our view that a well judged carefully crafted Christmas tune, or indeed cover version can be a wonderful thing. And as if by magic Dum
Listening to some of the tips for 2015, our response in the main has been been one of ‘what a load of crystal balls’. There seems to be a worrying lack of twisted spontaneous guitar
Our favourite track from one of our favourite albums of 2014 is given the big screen treatment, and as you might expect it explores many of the themes featured within the song. EMA of course isn’t
One of our shortest ever posts, which you may or may not find to be a blessing ;). This is due in no small part to the fact we know practically bugger all about St.Tropez