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The annual Scottish hiphop event PITCH is always really interesting, with professionals and performers meeting in Glasgow for daytime sessions on all aspects of the music industry followed by showcase performances in the evening.
Organised by Mr Richy “no problem is too big to handle” Muirhead and his team, PITCH has been going in some shape or form since 2021 and has ...
Scottish all-female four-piece The Marches have been on BM’s radar for a while but this is the first actual review. This is evocative, slightly Southern Gothic and very melodious, while also packing quite a punch with earth-shaking guitars and pounding percussion – also a great guitar solo and some harmonies behind the lead vocal.
Could BM say that it sounds like Throw...
There’s an organisational elegance to Big City Festival: ten acts, two tents (five acts a piece) with each band starting on one stage as another finishes a short walk across the field. This means it’s perfectly possible to see every act if 7+ hours of continuous live music is your bag. But the schedule also doesn’t create natural pauses for food, drinks, socialising etc. Whic...
‘Everything’s Getting Older’, Aidan Moffat once noted in the title of his award-wining album with Bill Wells.
As one half of Arab Strap, the Falkirk-born songwriter has a reputation as a dour character, thanks to his his band’s seeming obsession with doom and gloom. Indeed, when Moffat reconvened with guitarist Malcolm Middleton after a 10-year layoff, their first rele...
Scissor Sisters returned to Glasgow with a celebration that felt less like a concert and more like a joyous reunion. Playing the final night of the tour in Queen’s Park, the band delivered a show packed with nostalgia, surprises and enough energy to remind everyone exactly why they’ve been missed.