Hailing from Edinburgh, Medicine Cabinet are rapidly growing in reputation around the Scottish gig scene, with good reason. Fresh from shows supporting post-punks Cheap Teeth at King Tut’s and Press Club at Broadcast in Glasgow, Medicine Cabinet...
At the start of Sunflower Bean’s UK Tour The Student spoke to frontwoman Julia Cumming off the back of their sophomore album Twentytwo in Blue. Julia stresses that the difference between this record and 2016’s Human Ceremony lies in “find...
Ahead of their show at The Mash House, The Student’s Erin May Kelly caught up with Larkins; Henry Beach (bass), Dom Want (guitar) and Joe Stott (drums); and had the chance to chat to them about their new material, ambitions, and drunken...
London-formed duo Still Corners released their fourth record in August, having relocated to Texas in search of new inspiration. Slow Air is tight, steady and imbued with the heat of a scorching American summer. With the influence of the cinematic...
An exceptionally warm Edinburgh evening intoxicated the city and headliner Art School Girlfriend’s gig at Sneaky Pete’s elevated that warmth to incredible heights. Art School Girlfriend was supported by Super Inuit and Stillhound, two Edinburgh...
Music Editor Bethany Davison chats to Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam (SFL)’S Andy (Sunshine) Bullock about the band’s origin, inspirations and future plans. For those who don’t know you, what’s the story behind the name, and the band in general?...
“Man, I got a soundcheck!” Burnt Paw declares happily on stage at Teviot Underground, with a wry smile to the audience, amused by the contrast to the ‘plug in and play’ gigs which make up the larger part of his live performances at the...