Day two of the festival and we were reminded that Liverpool really is a sound city.

French trio Oakman have released their much-anticipated debut album 'Violent Oblivion' via Rude Records. Filled with singalong pop-rock anthems with elements of alt-pop, these tracks should be on everyone’s summer playlist.

We headed to Liverpool for Sound City weekend. Check out our review of the

Closing off their first sold-out headline tour in Scotland, Swim School showed why they're Scotland's next big musical export.

The trio's new album 'Keep Me Fed' is set for release in June.

The band were playing a trio of shows at the iconic Glasgow venue.

The band were playing their sophomore album 'Blossom' in full during this tour.

We caught up with Tallulah Sim-Savage (vocals/guitar), Lola Sam (bass) and Alfie Sayer (drums) of HotWax before their headline gig at Glasgow's Stereo, to chat about their new music and what lies ahead for the band in 2024.

The indie-pop tones filled the surroundings of The Poetry Club.

Dublin indie-rockers Pillow Queens have released their third studio album 'Name Your Sorrow' via Canada's Royal Mountain Records, their second album on the label. The inspiration for the album title comes from an Eavan Boland poem Atlantis - in fact, 'Name Your Sorrow' comes from a line in the poem. Pillow Queens worked with a new producer on the album – Collin Pastore from Nashville – which has helped take the band to the next level of musical depths.