Albums of 2015 (20-11)

20-11  –  10-1  –  Tracks & EPs 20 December ’91 – Quebec [Gold Mold] Probably the only album to make this year’s lists recorded on a mobile phone, Quebec showcases both December ’91’s musicianship and originality. Raw, simple but excellently put together December 91’s music clearly serves as an outlet for his emotions as it touches on

Rustie, Nightwave at Sub Club, 14/4/15

This is a tense one; its gone one at Sub Club and things don’t look to be filling up, but homecoming hero Rustie isn’t on til two so there’s no need to panic just yet. The show’s move from a Friday gig slot at The Arches to a Tuesday club slot at Sub Club is

Album of 2014

17 Andrew Pearson & Lovers Turn To Monsters – Everything We Miss [Common] A combination of two endearing singer-songwriters, brought together under the umbrella of Common Records in the dismal Glaswegian rain, resulting in an equally endearing collection of tracks. Taking a song each throughout the track listing, the single ‘Juan Antonio’ is a standout

Rustie at The Art School, 24/10/14

Rustie‘s Green Language Tour touches down in Glasgow for a homecoming show of epic proportions, with a full live A/V show with production turning up to 11. Rustie, aka Russell Whyte, has been building quite a name for himself since his first few single releases back in 2007, leading to him penning a deal with