This was the last leg of the band's UK tour and it definitely didn't disappoint.
'Melodies of Atonement' offers a duality of heavy moments and soothing soundscapes that has become synonymous with the sound of Leprous over the course of the past few years. Though some might lament the lack of the symphonic elements highlighted across previous releases, this ninth album will ultimately be considered a step in the right direction by many, especially early fans of the band.
It was the singer-songwriters debut Scottish show.
Hailing from Sacramento, California, Destroy Boys have unleashed their fourth studio album on Hopeless Records. This latest offering, 'Funeral Soundtrack #4', shows signs of maturity from a band that began making music ten years ago, when Alexia Roditis and Violet Mayugba were only fifteen years old.
After a turbulent year or so Yours Truly are back with their second album 'TOXIC', released under UNFD. Presented with a line-up change it was perhaps uncertain what the future would hold for the band, however as founding members Mikaila Delgado (vocals) and Teddie Winder-Haron (guitar) welcome drummer Henry Beard into the fold, they emerge with their best and most creative album yet.
The annual Edinburgh Summer Sessions kicked off with a brilliant show from Ocean Colour Scene and friends.
The Welsh rockers made their long awaited return to Scotland.
We spent our weekend down by the sea at Boardmasters.
It was a punk gathering once again in Blackpool.
Two years after 'Nocturnal', Mothica returns with her most ambitious - and vulnerable - release yet: the cinematic 'Kissing Death'.