This episode we talk to Ian Smith from Glasgow label Last Night from Glasgow on setting up and success of the project. We review Neil Young, Phoebe Bridgers and the Muldoons new albums. Plus the usual chat on lockdown.

This episode gets cranked up to eleven with an interview with Aberdeen band the Capollos who talk about new single release “Electrify” We have lockdown chat, small screen reviews of echo on the canyon and the BBCs Monaco show and music reviews of Liam G, GoGo Penguin and Green Gartside. And a preview of the Love Record stores event.

10th Episode , this week go intercontinental and. feature an interview with Sebastien Schultz drummer with the Twilight Sad from his home in Cincinnati .We discuss the state of the lockdown and have reviews of Jason Isbell and Steve Earle.

This week we have a great chat with Steven Milne of the Little Kicks covering everything from new album, the future of live gigs, jamming with the National and the Class of 92. Sone new album reviews and other chat, enjoy.

A bumper episode this week, everything from VE Day to German footie and a interview with Northern Ireland comedian Shane Todd on the lockdown, his podcasts and all sorts. Enjoy

Lockdown chat, Nuart, album reviews for Gerry Cinamon, Thundercat and BC Camplight plus a great chat with J Willgoose Esq of Public Service Broadcasting

This week we talk about the start of the lockdown, streaming gigs etc. We also have a great ticket sub roulette about the Stones which includes a review of when they played the Capitol in 1982. And a great chat with Alan on Thin Lizzy, enjoy and safe safe

Gig reviews including a chat with Echo Machine, what coming up in Aberdeen and the North East and in depth feature on Kraftwerk. Also a shout out from Twin Atlantic

This week we have a chat about the demolition of the AECC with contributions from listeners on best/worst gigs, some gig and new music reviews, and a great interview with Undertones bass player Mickey Bradley, writer of my perfect cousin. Enjoy and please get in touch.

This week we get a shout out from David Holmes, a fantastic chat about Stiff records, the worlds worst album covers and a whole lot more