Choosing an entire room full of luminous, colour-shifting walls to host the second instalment of Tronic this year seems like an apt choice by the live electronic music collective. As the pink hues and ...

This is a great collaboration between one very talented singer, and one talented band (one very well-known, the others very much on the rise). A huge, glammy guitar riff, leads into verses about ...

This gig took place within the hallowed Debating Chamber of GUU, enemy territory for some but on this occasion let bygones be… it is a great place, with a professional level sound system, so let us ...

Another taster for his May-release album, this a typically arch mid-paced groover which gets a bit country, in between the passive-aggressive lyrical barbs from Mr Ross. “You have the charisma, to be ...

Officially sold oot, the Doublet was actually quite comfortable (BM as usual stood at the bar) and sound tech Kenny worked his usual magic to get the levels just right for this somewhat usual gig ...

Lily Allen brought her new hit album, ‘West End Girl’, to UK theatres. The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall was the perfect setting, with every seat close enough to view the theatrics. It was a tight ...

Isa Gordon arrived on BM’s radar with a somewhat overdue bang early in 2026, her newish solo tracks (for example the opening track of this album) and her both extraordinary and heart-warming ...

It’s all change for Beatrice Kristi Ilejay Laus. The bright-haired bedroom pop act first emerged in 2017 on Youtube, but Beabadoobee’s third long-player, ‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves’, may be aptly ...

Gigs in Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s only church always feel special. The acoustics of the room always add something extra to the performance. Although it maybe isn’t the most fully equipped venue ...

It’s hard to believe Ally Kerr could make it more than two decades into his career without an album called ‘True Nature’. The mercurial spirit has always trucked in an earnest simplicity recalling the ...

He may be a tourist by name, but Bristol-based Scot Paul Tierney has made the south-west English city his home. That’s not to say he doesn’t still make regular trips back to his Glasgow homeland, but ...

First encountered in what was at the time the Some Great Reward record store on Victoria Rd, South Glasgow, this is the first time BM has listened through an entire Cod O’Donnell album – this is ...