Scottish

Thank You for visiting The Manikees. The four-piece group from Fife are a good find in music at the moment with a great live show and a strong set of songs. They are creating a unique sound and will release their first EP this year. The Manikees are a band you want to catch live. Join us! The Manikees have supported Little Man Tate, Glasvegas, The View, Ghosts, Red Light Company, The Paddingtons & the Blow Monkeys. They've played live on XFM X-Posure courtesy of Jim Gellatly and also featured on Vic Galloway's radio show.

There are three groups called the Pastels: The Pastels, from Glasgow, have been described as an 'almost pop' group. As the description implies the group have some pop elements but miss out on others and have never charted. Their early records (1982-85) for labels like Whaam!, Creation and Rough Trade had a raw and immediate sound, melodic and amateur, which seemed all at odds with the time. But an emerging fanzine culture identified with the group's sound and image, and slowly The Pastels started to influence a new wave of groups which interested the NME and other UK media.

Fribo is a collaboration between three musicians from Norway, Scotland and England, Anne Sofie Linge Valdal, Sarah-Jane Summers and Ewan MacPherson. They perform experimental folk with origins in each of their homelands.

Kat Flint is the child of research scientists and the palest individual ever to be born in Barbados. She was raised in the chill northern climes of Aberdeen and came of age in Edinburgh, but is now hundreds of miles from home and finding that splendid isolation is all the better for writing songs. Debut release The Secret Boy’s Club is a love letter to the children we were, the adults we become and the places we make for ourselves in the world.