CategorySong of the day

Miss Danby & The What – ‘Humdinger’

Song of the Day comes from Newcastle today. Lo-fi, sweet, and Miss Danby’s vocal is sublime. With its vitriolic blasts, ‘Humdinger’ does everything to satisfy my stifled teenage angst. For people like myself that have drowned themselves in bands like Hole then there are obvious comparisons, the chord progressions and riffs might not be groundbreaking,…

Finn LeMarinel – ‘Known Voices’

I have often cited Scottish musicians such as Adam Stafford being some of our most underrated and under-publicised. I think it is time to admit that Finn LeMarinel really has to be placed in the same category. I find myself sitting, watching and listening these artists and sometimes questioning loudly ‘can everyone hear and feel…

Jonnie Common – ‘Shark’

Jonnie Common is one of Scotland’s musical elite. He creates some of the most innovative and bold electronic music I have experienced and ‘Shark’ is his finest work to date. ‘Shark’ is taken from forthcoming album Trapped In Amber which is released on CD, digital and vinyl 31st October via Song, By Toad Records. Common…

The Crae Crae – ‘Share It’

There used to be this 3-piece band Galchen. I discovered them in the first year of Podcart, since then drummer Peter Kelly has been one of the heartbeats of several musical projects. He has now formed a band with his brother Chris. The Crae Crae is the name I believe they have settled on. ‘Share…

Marnie – ‘Wolves’

Marnie is back! Having released her debut solo album Crystal World back in August 2013, she now brings us ‘Wolves’. This is the first taster of her album due in 2015 and was produced by the very talented Jonny Scott (Unwinding Hours, Strike The Colours, Olympic Swimmers) Even though this has an effervescent pop veil,…

The Black Art – ‘Upside’

Having worked with both Allan J Swan and Ally Burton in a very different musicalĀ  capacity, the news that they had formed a band came as a bit of a surprise. I have to admit that I immediately thought it was going to be something of the thrash metal persuasion, but this could not be…