
Into Scottish Creatives Interview: Walt Disco
The past 18 months or so have been a busy time for Walt Disco, the Scottish six-piece band whose sound mixes glam rock, post punk, elements of new romantic and electro-pop. Hints of Orange Juice, The ...

Into Scottish Creatives: Dot Allison
It's been 12 years since Dot Allison recorded a new album but with the release of Heart-Shaped Scars on 30th July 2021, that's about to change. Bursting on the scene in the early 1990s, Dot's band One ...

Into Scottish Creatives: Since Yesterday – The Unsung Pioneers of Scottish Pop
There have been some wonderful Scottish music documentaries in recent years, telling the story of scenes and bands including Big Gold Dream and Teenage Superstars. News has emerged of another exciting ...

Into Music: Interview with Candy Opera
Formed in 1982 in Liverpool's Kensington district, Candy Opera took inspiration from bands like Love, The Pale Fountains and Glasgow's Postcard Records scene and quickly acquired a growing reputation ...

Into Music: Mickey 9s – New Single and album Kickstarter
Four years on from their last album release Mickey 9s are once again looking to venture back in to the studio and finalise their plans to lay down another collection of ferocious electro-funk beats. J ...

Into Music: Save Carlton Studios
When Covid initially upturned the world and the U.K. went into lockdown, the arts industry has been in a state of flux, perhaps more than any sector. Concert halls, music venues, theatres, studios and ...

Into Music: Interview and Album Review with Kerri Watt
It's been a pretty hectic 2020 for Glasgow born singer songwriter Kerri Watt with lots of online gigs, recordings and releases but it was also supposed to be the year her debut album Neptune's Daughte ...

Into Music: Interview with Phil “Swill” Odgers
Born in Oban, Phil "Swill" Odgers spent his early childhood in Scotland before moving down to the south east coast of England where he formed the punk band Catch 22 (who twice supported The Clash) wit ...

Into Scottish Creatives: Joe McAlinden with John Welsh
A quick check on Joe McAlinden's body of work is more than a little impressive. The Boy Hairdressers, Groovy Little Numbers, BMX Bandits, Superstar and Linden, not to mention a variety of collaboratio ...

Into Scottish Creatives: The Bluebells – Sisters
The Bluebells recently re-released their album Sisters via the Last Night From Glasgow record label. The album has been remastered, recut and features an alternative version of Everybody's Somebody's ...