Words: Darci Jackson Photography: Lewis Pettitt The Snuts are back, and it’s as simple as that. They’re back with a cautious buzz surrounding them, with talks of new music, and a possible new record on the horizon. Having them back around feels like finding your favourite jumper from a year ago that you lost and getting to wear it again and still having that same overwhelming feeling of it being a staple in your life. There’s nothing quite like it, is there? We sat down with

Words: Tom Gensler CREDIT: Scarlet Page I don’t think I’ve listened to an album recently and thought, “wow, that’s sexy.”At least not before I heard Irreversible , the latest album from Chicago indie outfit Brigitte Calls Me Baby . I hadn’t really heard much from them before this so, as a brit myself, I naturally assumed the band was British, due to a similar vocal style to Morrissey , but I enjoy being wrong. The album does sound very British though, I’m not sure why, but I

Words: Tom Gensler CREDIT: Steve Gullick Music is a beautiful thing. Music has this incredible and really sublime ability to speak to people, to engage with people, even if the lyrics aren’t traditional, or if the language isn’t the same as the listener’s. Some acts and some artists, have this insane ability to make music that transcends basic ideas, taking sonic ideas and chords and abstract, and often very softly pronounced, ethereal lyrics. Scotland’s experimental post-roc