On sixth album 'Prizefighter', the indie folk trio are keen to escape their customary foot-stomping sound with a welcomed maturity, less rabble-rousing and more elegant. 

'It's the Long Goodbye' is an album that pulls no punches - painstakingly bleak, delivered with a winning combination of vulnerability and customary explosivity.

Bus stops, bangers and banter, Neil Renton reviews The Street's 'A Grand Don't Come For Free' celebration at Edinburgh's Corn Exchange.

An assured shoegaze record that demands repeated listens - one that will deservedly rank amongst 2026’s finest debut releases.

Selling A Vibe finds the brothers refreshingly thoughtful and assured, all achieved while sounding as rough, ready and brilliant as ever.

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