Category: REVIEWS
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Stereophonics | Glasgow Hydro, December 2025
2025 saw a Stereophonics Scottish takeover, kicked off earlier in June at Bellahouston Park as part of Stadium Anthems tour, followed by the arena tour including Aberdeen’s P&J Arena and OVO Hydro in December.
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Loneliness, powerful tones and recording with Blair Crichton: Fanatic meets Pink Limit
After a rowdy headline show at Stereo last month, Glaswegian quintet Pink Limit release ‘How Could It Get Better Than This’.
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‘Moderate Nudity’ can be expected from subversive punks Soapbox at their upcoming King Tut’s headline show
Riotous four-piece Soapbox take to the stage at King Tut’s on Sunday 30th July amidst the release of their brand new single ‘Mad Jungle Beat’ available Friday 28th July.
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Lacuna share enchanting EP ‘Overgrown’
Glasgow based folk-rock sextet Lacuna provide campfire anthems within the latest instalment to their dreamy discography.
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Majesty Palm deliver latest pop belter in ‘Particular Feeling’
‘Particular Feeling’ provides the perfect 80’s infused disco number to follow up from their early 2023 shows at a debut headline show and festival spot at Stag & Dagger Festival.
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Rudi Zygadlo announces upcoming album ‘Doggerland’
‘Doggerland’ will be the third album from multi-instrumentalist Rudi Zygadlo, his first in ten years. Released digitally on June 30th and physically on 22nd September, ‘Doggerland’ provides pop music as escapism, outlaying a bright interpretation of the inevitable world’s end. Lead single, ‘In The Midden’ released 9th May, showcases the idea of inhabiting a landfill,…
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The return of Fauves: ‘Sweet Nothing’
The Glaswegian art funk collective, Fauves, are back with their first release of the year in the form of ‘Sweet Nothing’, providing a strong continuation in to their unique blend of synth-pop and funk with arguably their biggest-sounding and most infectious chorus yet.