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    New Musical Success: A Review Of The Best In New Music…
    • Nov 17, 2017
    • 5 min

    New Musical Success: A Review Of The Best In New Music…

    2017 has produced great music of all shapes, sizes and sounds, but the singer/songwriter has had a particularly fine year. Albums by Mark W Georgsson, Siobhan Wilson, Annie Booth, Stephen McLaren, and Blue Rose Code (ne: Ross Wilson) have proved to be among the better records of the year, and the recent Autumnal releases have continued this trend. So much so that this latest review is a bit of a singer/songwriter special, with a couple of bands sneaking in at the end for bala
    Waking Up The Neighbourhood: A Review Of Neil D. A. Stewart’s The Glasgow Coma Scale…
    • Aug 1, 2015
    • 3 min

    Waking Up The Neighbourhood: A Review Of Neil D. A. Stewart’s The Glasgow Coma Scale…

    Last year, in a review of  Cathy McSporran’s novel Cold City for Gutter magazine, I suggested that, “There are just not enough great Glasgow novels”. I am going to have to retract that, at least partially, as recently there have been some really interesting and innovative novels based in Glasgow. In the last 8 months, as well as Cold City, there has been Jane Alexander’s The Last Treasure Hunt, Graham Lironi’s Oh Marina Girl, Douglas Lindsay’s The Legend of Barney Thompson (

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