Author: Camilla Cassidy
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Features Editor Camilla tries to catch up with DC Comic’s favourite speedster.
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For fans of Stars or Stornoway, this Montreal indie folk outfit talk about the beauty of human life and the natural world through each delicately crafted track.
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Scotland’s most famous duo will grace Southampton for a night of old favourites and new tracks from their latest album (29/10/15).
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An Australian singer-songwriter, Courtney Barnett made her debut this march with the album Sometimes I Sit and Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit. But after having already released a 2014 EP (the fabulously titled The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas), Barnett’s sound is slickly polished and radio-ready. With hints of psychedelic 60s and…
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Features Editor Camilla got to talk to her – and Scotland’s – favourite twins about inspirations, and how to become a music industry legend.
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Feature’s Editor Camilla spies on Spectre’s theme – and does not like what she sees.
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Diane Coffee is the child of rock-glam band Foxygen alumni Shaun Fleming; but the apple has fallen pretty far from the tree. Fleming’s new work – particularly in the release of his newest and second album, Everybody’s A Good Dog – takes an entirely different influence, blending in elements of 90s pop and 60s rock…
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Authentic acid jazz, with soul and R&B influences, straight from the heart of the country.
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Smooth, classical jazz with a modern twist.
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Hardcore with genuine emotional heart, a concept album telling a family’s downfall, and one excellent band.
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Features Editor Camilla carefully explains why Anthony Horowitz is wrong to write-off the storytelling depicted in Quantum of Solace and Skyfall.
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Our writers ponder some of the director’s greatest works, and the marks he has left on the horror genre.
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Rising stars of slick, synthy indie rock.
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Jump in to this unique take on pop, and their newest track ’30m Pool’.