Formed earlier this year, Ayrshire’s Refuge Island are an indie-punk band with swagger and a balls-in-your-face attitude that demands attention. The four-piece have dropped explosive their debut single ‘Above Board’. Written and recorded in a day, the track emits a captivating rage…
Anyone catching Glasgow’s Tijuana Bibles live is left in no doubt that these guys are a colossal force to be reckoned with. Having smashed TRNSMT and Reading festivals this year and toured the distant lands of France, Spain and Germany,…
Glaswegian rockers GUN return with their seventh studio album Favourite Pleasures and it is an album of raw emotion that straddles danger yet oozes melody at the same time. If you thought GUN had seen better days, think again… The…
After a busy year in 2016 celebrating the 20th Anniversary of break-through album Moseley Shoals, Ocean Colour Scene are gearing up for the festival season including a headline show at Liverpool’s Hope & Glory Festival, before heading back down to…
Rating: Recorded between Edinburgh and Reykjavik (yes, you did read that correctly) and produced by Rod Jones (Idlewild) and Arnar Guðjónsson from the cult Icelandic band Leaves, Faces and Places is the debut solo album by Scottish artist Mark W….
Having recently toured Italy and supported The Songbook Collective (Paul Weller’s live band) in Glasgow, Scottish band The Blue Lenas seem to be making quite a name for themselves. Gigslutz caught up with guitarist and singer Jamie Reilly to find…
SIIGHTS appear ready to ignite dance floors across the globe with their debut video release, the aptly titled ‘Dance’. The pop duo consists of Mia Fitz (Hozier) and Toni Etherson from Glasgow, Scotland. Speaking to Gigslutz, Toni informs “myself and Mia…
Rating: My first exposure to R.E.M. came as a thirteen year old when, as I walked through the streets of Vancouver city centre, a bright orange window display caught my attention. The display was for the album Green that preceded…
It’s hard to believe 2017 will mark the 10 year anniversary of the The View’s debut album, Hats Off To The Buskers. Since then the band have released another four studios album, toured relentlessly and continued to grow their army of fans in…
