On Tuesday The Libertines returned to Glasgow for what I can only describe as their best live performance that I have ever witnessed. After performing at St Lukes on Monday night, the indie rockers went on to their second sell out show at the O2 Academy on Eglinton Street entering with ‘What a Waster’ showingContinue reading “Gig Review: The Libertines”
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TONTO ARE TONTO
By @myrrenporter Rock n roll revellers Tonto released their debut single ‘Down the Hatch’ last month and we cannot get enough of it. The single is only a snippet of what is yet to come from the Alloa quartet – previously known as Kieran Fisher and The Reel Movement before Lyle Finlay, Scott Archibald andContinue reading “TONTO ARE TONTO”
Single Review: The Utopiates – Anitdote
By Myrren Porter In February, indie rock and roll band The Utopiates released their second single ‘Antidote.’ The track comes hot on the heels of the London four pieces’ debut single which premiered in January this year. After recently forming in the height of lockdown in 2020, the group have provided us with two newContinue reading “Single Review: The Utopiates – Anitdote”
Have You Listened to Living in a World Postponed by Loose Puppet yet?
by Myrren Porter Last month, London artist Loose Puppet released his debut single ‘Living in a World Postponed,’ a track which is prevalent to the current climate in which we are living in. Lyrically, the premiered track deals with COVID related issues which audiences will be able to relate too massively. Lyrics such as ‘I’mContinue reading “Have You Listened to Living in a World Postponed by Loose Puppet yet?”
Jamie Pollock meets The Music Files
By Myrren Porter With his new single “In-Away (From the Life)” premiering on Friday, The Music Files caught up with ex Vida frontman Jamie Pollock to discuss going solo, new material and life during lockdown. After parting ways with Vida in 2019, the Alloa singer/songwriter decided to ride it alone and has continued to provideContinue reading “Jamie Pollock meets The Music Files”
Single Review: Glasvegas – My Body is a Glasshouse (A Thousand Stones Ago)
By Myrren Porter Upon the arrival of their tremendous fourth album, which is to be released in April 2021, Glasvegas have given us an early Christmas present with their new single ‘My Body is a Glasshouse (A Thousand Stones ago).’ First emerging onto the scene in 2008 with their debut album, which went on toContinue reading “Single Review: Glasvegas – My Body is a Glasshouse (A Thousand Stones Ago)”
Single Review – TV People: String
by Myrren Porter Emerging Dublin indie punk group TV people contemplate the harsh realities of life by reflecting drug addiction and destructive behaviours in their new single ‘String.’ Collaborating with Dan Doherty of Darklands Audio and Abbey Roads Christian Wright, the Irish four-piece are creating a name for themselves as the latest talent to transpireContinue reading “Single Review – TV People: String”
Album Review: The Jaded Hearts Club – You’ve Always Been Here
Supergroup The Jaded Hearts Club have premiered their debut album this month (2nd Oct) and we at The Music Files are totally obsessed. Forming in 2017 by Blur guitarist Jamie Davis, the group originally called ‘Dr Pepper’s Jaded Hearts Club band were created and performed plentiful covers by The Beatles before expanding and covering tracksContinue reading “Album Review: The Jaded Hearts Club – You’ve Always Been Here”
Behind the Music: Take the Night – Teenage Love
by Myrren Porter Geordie synth duo Take The Night have returned with their new single ‘Teenage Love’ which premiered last month. Showcasing the groups passion for all things synth, the consistent line throughout the track creates an airy sounding aura which is what makes Take The Night one of the most unique groups within theirContinue reading “Behind the Music: Take the Night – Teenage Love”
Single Review: Garlands – Happy
by Myrren Porter Premiering last month, The Music Files are absolutely delighted to review the latest release from Glasgow trio The Garlands. ‘Happy’ which made its first appearance to audiences on 31st July was hot on the heels of previous releases ‘Play Games’ and ‘Where Things Belong.’ It begins with a significant bass line introContinue reading “Single Review: Garlands – Happy”
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