Alistair Maxwell

Alistair is a recent graduate of Queen Margaret University where he studied Drama & Performance. Currently establishing himself on Edinburgh's playwriting scene he keeps busy "daein' the drama" with Creative Electric and placing a respectable 3rd or 4th at the pub quiz.

Reviews: 15

Other Articles: 0

Gizmo Varillas Out Of The Darkness

Gizmo Varillas
Out of the Darkness

Optimistic pop for a post-coronavirus world

13 Crowes

13 Crowes
Solway Star

Annan band offer Scottish rock in The Boss’s shadow

Laurie Cameron

Laurie Cameron
Something In Us Never Dies

Robert Burns feels alive and electric in the hands of electronic singer-songwriter

Decadent West album cover

Declan Welsh and The Decadent West
Cheaply Bought, Expensively Sold

Excellent debut displaying lyrical talent and musical variety

Amber Run Philophobia

Amber Run
Philophobia

An intense, frustrated, often melancholic diatribe about love

Olden Yolk
Living Theatre

Blissful sleepy pop vibes interrupted by inconsistency

Siobhan Wilson
The Departure

Beautiful, expansive songs to take the breath away

Mac DeMarco
Here Comes The Cowboy

Laid-back introspection from the master of chill

Sparkling Felonious

Sparkling
Felonious

Danish duo’s madness sparkles but the pop is lacking

End of the Ocean

The End Of The Ocean -aire

Bring an open mind and enjoy this moving vibrant instrumental journey

Amy Rigby

Amy Rigby
The Old Guys

A living, breathing postcard drafted by the past

Chorusgirl

Chorusgirl
Shimmer and Spin

Second album dazzles occasionally but goes round in circles

Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam

Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam
Blackout Cowboy

The sounds of a band not running out of steam but certainly running over familiar territory

Hypnodrone Ensemble

Hypnodrone Ensemble
Plays Orchestral Favourites

Instrumental album offers a curious journey through dense prog soundscapes

Dan Mangan

Dan Mangan
More Or Less

A gentle, deep meditation on our world and Mangan’s