Into Music Review: Arun Sood – Searching Erskine
Artist: Arun SoodAlbum: The Searching ErskineLabel: Blackford Hill Blackford Hill's latest release is Arun Sood's Searching Erskine which comes with a lavish 64 page book and limited edition l ...
Into Music Review: Tam Dean Burn & George T – My Favourite Place
Artists: Tam Dean Burn & George TEP: My Favourite PlaceLabel: Self released via Bandcamp There's a lot to be said for creatives and culture right now in Scotland and that's certainly true th ...
Into Music Album Review: Public Service Broadcasting – Bright Magic
Artist: Public Service BroadcastingAlbum: Bright MagicLabel: Play It Again Sam It's been 4 years since the last Public Service Broadcasting long player (Every Valley) was released but that will change ...
Into Music Album Review: The Fisherman And His Soul – Nothing Ever Stays The Same
Artist: The Fisherman And His SoulAlbum: Nothing Ever Stays The SameLabel: Subjangle (CD) Shiny Happy Records (cassette) The Fisherman And His Soul (super name which is taken from an Oscar Wilde short ...
Into Music Album Review: The Media Whores – A Light In A Dark Place
Artist: The Media WhoresAlbum: A Light In A Dark PlaceLabel: Twenty Stone Blatt Records With three albums behind them already and the magnificent compilation A Decade Of Defiance to boot, the fo ...
Into Music: Dale Barclay – All On Black
Dale Barclay was a complete one off, the enigmatic frontman of Glasgow band The Amazing Snakeheads who, for an all to brief period, sensationally lit up the music scene in this country and beyond. Ba ...
Into Music Review: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis – Carnage
Artist: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Album: Carnage Label: Goliath Records Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have been collaborating one way or another for quite some time now. Mainly through Cave's ba ...
Into New Music Review: Black Country, New Road – For The First Time
Artist: Black Country, New Road Album: For The First Time Label: Ninja Tune Back in 2020 when festivals (remember them), were still a thing, I travelled down to a distinctly chilly Bognor Regis ...
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 New Music Review: The Pierce Kingans and Weekend Lovers
Into Music continue to squirrel away in the background, listening to an array of artists, from the established to the underground in our quest to bring you some top tunes. Speaking of which, the follo ...