This Saturday sees the return of Tenement TV’s all day multi venue festival Tenement Trail so we had a wee peek at the line up to give you our picks of the line up: Sweaty Palms at Broadcast (5.00) “Refusing to bow down to the crowd-pleasing generics of what it takes to “make it” theContinue reading “Top picks for Tenement Trail”
The showcases for day two start once again in the Ironworks and this time the free drinks are coupled with music; firstly The Pictish Trail and as Johnny Lynch enters the stage air boxing you know you’re in for a treat. This is first time I’ve managed to witness Johnny Lynch playing in a nonContinue reading “XpoNorth Showcases, Inverness, 9/6/16”
The first volume of Under The Covers was one of my favourite releases of last year, a trope of bands recorded their takes on, some classic and some relatively unheard, love songs for Fuzzkill Records Valentine’s Day compilation, so it was with great anticipation that I turned up the launch of the second edition ofContinue reading “Fuzzkill”
This short seven track offering from Glasgow three-piece Breakfast MUFF is pretty charming, all in all and as far as opening lines go, “I like to tell you I love you every day/I like to tell Satan I love him every day” is pretty good, not to mention the Sonic Youth-aping guitar line. Scrappily recorded,Continue reading “Breakfast MUFF – Rainbow Yawn [FUZZKILL]”
Broadcast hosts a night of femme-fronted indie punk from both sides of the Atlantic. Breakfast MUFF strike out a set of short scrappy shouty punk songs, about everything from pizza to shit jobs to love. The Glasgow trio have recorded an impressive amount of music in the past year and all three members switch betweenContinue reading “Diet Cig, Bruising, Breakfast MUFF at Broadcast, 10/1/16”
The Old Hairdressers is a venue that bags intimacy with ease – It feels like a drunken party in your teenage best pal’s bedroom. Handmade posters hang above the main stage, some chairs are dotted about at random, someone’s left their drink on a speaker and an extension cable holds a few lamps and oneContinue reading “FUZZKILL presents Breakfast MUFF (EP launch), Secret Motorbikes, BIN MEN at The Old Hairdressers, 19/12/15”
Another day, another review of something Fuzzkill related. That’s not a complaint; just you may have noticed we’ve reviewed more records released on the lo-fi fuzzy focused label that any other, and that’s compliment to their prolific, yet stellar output. Tonight is the launch of Glasgow lo-fi pop four-piece Spinning Coin’s EP and it’s aContinue reading “Fuzzkill presents Spinning Coin (EP launch), Breakfast MUFF, Psychic Soviets, Long Limbs at The Hug and Pint, 16/10/15”
I initially chose to review this record for two reasons; number one being that the band name is sensational and number two being the fact Chris McCrory from Catholic Action recorded and mixed it with the band in the scale of two days and I love that level of no messing around and just makingContinue reading “Breakfast MUFF – The Feels [Number4Door]”
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