Nov 18, 2016
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Dani Filth is the lead singer of Devilment (Facebook). Their second album, II: The Mephisto Waltzes is out on Friday November 18 but you might know...
Time is the debut solo album from Witchcraft frontman, Magnus Pelander. Known for his heavy, doomy guitars and passionate blues-rock vocals, he has...
Muso's Guide loving some Galoshins. Fa doesnae?
"Gourock’s Galoshins manage 11 tracks between these two releases. Stylistically the trio have a sound that’s, er, rather varied to say the least. Dragging in elements of garage rock (‘The 4th Chord’), math rock (‘B2’), jazz freakout & psychedelia (‘Chank’, the instrumental ‘B15’) as well as the bits of plain old indie and odd electronic squelch or two that tear through the two releases like so much shrapnel. There’s a lineage stretching back through such acts as Clinic and Devo here."
Read the full review here.
Reviews for The Douglas Firs new album have started coming in thick and fast, such as this from Muso's Guide.
"As with other bands who’ve stepped outside of their own place in time to tackle an era that pre-dates the rock ‘n’ roll one, their sound has matured to be equal to the task of memorialising the events in question."
Full review here.
"The debut album from the Edinburgh quintet shares a fair amount musically with the likes of Glasgow contemporaries Admiral Fallow, both in terms of the sounds produced and, vaguely, style. On Winter Sun, however, Trapped Mice, manage to plumb greater emotional depths as well as harnessing vocal abilities akin to those of both Nick Cave and Miles Hunt (circa ‘Welcome To The Cheap Seats’)."
Nicely done from Musos Guide. Read the full review here. Pre-order Winter Sun. It's out on Monday!
The Pure Conjecture's Courgettes gets the Musos Guide treatment.
"Boasting amongst their ranks members of such groups as British Sea Power, Brakes, Electric Soft Parade and The Hazey Janes to name but a few, The Pure Conjecture is a supergroup wherein the individuals’ names probably mean less to the average punter than do those of their usual outfits. What though is in a name? The sounds they’re producing are the thing and a well put together one at that."
Read the full review here.
More plaudits for Conor, this time from the awesome Muso's Guide... "That not one of these songs tips over into schmaltz and causes you to fast forward or even switch off completely is testament to Mason’s ability to write with genuine feeling whilst not resorting to cliched grabs for your heartstrings. Depending on his future marketing and which tracks radio prefers to play, he could be breath of fresh air necessary in what had seemed an increasingly self-satisfying area of the market."
Read the full review here. Buy the album here.