The evocative seasonal change from summer to autumn needs a suitable soundtrack to match, and I think SWH! can provide just that. It’s...

This is proving to be a summer of love with a soundtrack to match. With incredible albums already from SWH! favourites Modern Studies,...

A recent visit to the National Museum of Scotland’s Rip It Up: The Story Of Scottish Pop exhibition was a reminder, as if one were...

Looking for something new to listen to? Well, you have happened upon the right place as the latest music roundup has an eclectic mix of...

These music roundups often seem to throw up themes which are unintentional, but undeniable all the same. This latest batch of songs, when...

Most of our music reviews are a mixed bag when it comes to style and content, but the one you are about to experience definitely has a...

The hope is always that our monthly music reviews offer something of interest to all, but, without wanting to go overboard (although,...

Welcome one and all to the first New Musical Success of 2018, the SWH! regular review of the best new music to have found its way to our...

Mark W. Georgsson, BMX Bandits, Blue Rose Code, Findlay Napier, Stephen McLaren, State Broadcasters, The Miss’s, Annie Booth, Quick,...

2017 has produced great music of all shapes, sizes and sounds, but the singer/songwriter has had a particularly fine year. Albums by Mark...

If this summer was defined by great singles from the likes of L-Space, Half-Formed Things, Errant Boy, and Radiophonic Tuckshop, to name...

This has been a summer of unexpected treats and great new music from the well-kent and the brand new. What you are about to listen to...

The new music which made its way our way over the last month is as eclectic and unpredictable as the summer itself. There’s classic pop,...

To recklessly misquote S. P. Morrissey, “Some months are better than others”, but this month is surely one of the best music reviews we...

We are going to start with the welcome return of BMX Bandits with their album Forever. For the last 30 years their music has been, in...

My, but there’s some classy music being made out there. The world may be falling down around our ears, but it’s got a hell of a...

The early months of a Glasgow year require a lot of moving around the city between festival events. January has Celtic Connections,...

as we did in December, makes it feel like each year is self contained and we start afresh all over again, but in reality the music never...

Looking back, as is everyone’s wont at this time of year, two things in particular are striking about 2016 in music. There was the...

I’ve never really thought about how the changing seasons affect the music you listen to, but one of the interesting things about...