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5 Edinburgh student bands you should know
We investigated the Scottish capital’s local scene and picked out a few of our favourite acts.

Hear This: Iceage - Broken Hours
Iceage paint tortured postpunk anew in their latest single.

Live review: Henge @ Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh, 25/11/18
An inspirational call-to-action from our extra-terrestrial comrades.

Book Week Scotland: Alasdair Gray, Scottish rebel
As part of Book Week Scotland's theme 'rebel' we examine men and women of independent mind.

Album review: Koto Kill - Fight Us All
Koto Kill’s confused mini album rests too comfortably on its influences.

Interview: Elder Island
The Bristol band chat cellos and choice samples while looking ahead to the release of their debut album.

Hear This: HMLTD - Death Drive
HMLTD releases anxious vivisection of a post-truth America.

Album review: Estrons - You Say I'm Too Much, I Say You're Not Enough
Estrons’ explosive debut barely lets up.

Fresher Sounds - The best new music - 24/09/18
Your weekly guide to the best new releases, from scuzzy grunge and synth-pop to a palette of psychedelic soul.

Hear This: Kurt Vile - Bassackwards
Former War on Drugs guitarist rewinds the tape on his vast new track.

Hear This: The Twilight Sad - Videograms
It's time to croon in your thickest Scottish accent once again.

Album review: IDLES - Joy as an Act of Resistance
IDLES snap at the heels of modern Britain but seek to trawl up that elusive vestige of positivity submerged in the slough of despond.

Fresher Sounds - The best new music - 25/06/18
Your weekly guide to the best in new music.

Fresher Sounds - The best new music - 26/03/18
Your guide to this week's cream of the crop.

Interview: Honeyblood
Frontwoman Stina Tweeddale discloses her fondness for felines and reflects on the band's last tour.

Fresher Sounds - The best new music - 19/02/18
Handpicked new singles for your listening pleasure.

Album review: MGMT - Little Dark Age
MGMT open a new chapter of their career with their best album to date