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Local band recommendations
Edinburgh
Auntie Vicious:
The new Riot Girrrl outfit from Sophie (Little Love), Nora (Little Love, PAL, Riarki & Hersel), & Lynnette (Llennett, Storm in a D Cup). Disco Grunge. A Queer powered up explosion of angst to make you dance!
Lisa the Beauty Queen:
Dark electronica/hyperpop. She reminded me of Daft Punk and she was incredible live - very entrancing.
Little Love and the Friendly Vibes:
Scotlands most magical quirky popsters: "a cross between The B52s and The Rezillos with hints of The Jam and Elvis Costello," (Tom Robinson, BBC).
Macon Heights:
Dystopian electronica duo soundtracking a town that doesn’t exist with soaring female vocals, edgy synths and thumping beats. Formed in 2018 the duo combine pop sensibilities with distorted samples to create their own unique blend of sounds.
Mally Smith:
Mally is a musician & songwriter with a beautiful voice who write songs from the heart.
Mike McKenzie
Mike McKenzie is an award winning singer/songwriter & producer.
The Omega Corridor:
Indie/post-punk. The Omega Corridor are a four-piece busy working on effects and obscure chords, in a desperate bid to create the last sound from the last band you will ever hear on your final walk of triumph or shame.
PAL:
An all girl 3 piece band with a boy drummer!
Riarki & Hersel:
Abass/guitar duo. Too much reverb please.
Glasgow
Joe Bone & the Dark Vibes:
Music with an edge "Joe Bone sounds to me like a Scottish Dr John for the 21st Century," (Tom Robinson, BBC).
Lana Wild
Noisy female singer-songwriter from Edinburgh. Sometimes solo, sometimes loud. Debut album coming soon!