Cass McCombs is by turns dated and vintage, aside from an interesting foray into trip-hop, on his ninth full-length album.

Emo band Free Throw release the first single ahead of What’s Past Is Prologue, out 29th March.

Beirut curate a cross-continental buffet of brassy indulgence.

Sneaks delves into trap, reggae, and 90s rave while staying true to her post-punk roots.

Burns is often portrayed as the emotional complement to the intellectual Scottish Enlightenment, but he was very much of its ilk.

The Howl & The Hum endear with a soft spot for specificity alongside the theatrical HYYTS.

Toro y Moi is stylistically muddled but vital as ever on his eclectic new album.

A compelling evening’s entertainment from accomplished Edinburgh songsmiths.

The Dutch artist is due to release an album of the same name later this month.

Assessing the ‘Bulletproof’ artist’s durability a decade since the synth-pop duo’s breakthrough album.

Ambition outweighs originality on Tallies’ self-titled debut.

Muse’s most diverse, ambitious and cohesive album to date; we look back on the band’s 2009 achievement.

When vinyl comes without a download code I'll no longer be disappointed.

Pour one out to celebrate the bells as we look back on the best Scottish music from 2018.

A poetic pioneer, passionate about language as authentically spoken; Tom Leonard has died aged 74.

The Raconteurs return after a 10-year hiatus with a twisted blues-rock ballad.

Your weekly guide to the best new releases.

Toro y Moi won’t rest on his laurels, proving his prolific genius once more on this latest single.