Inverness Gigs
Reviews
Metal Mayhem at Mad Hatters
A review of Desecrator, Toecutter and Fallen Riot at Madhatters, Inverness on the 8th of November.
Interviews
Binsness Bluesboys prove to be the Business
A short review and interview of the Binsness Bluesboys as they perform at The Eagle, Inverness on the 1st of November, 2012.
Reviews
Lau – Racing and Raging
A review of Lau at the Ironworks, Inverness on the 1st of November, 2012.
Recent News
An Intro to Barkin Mad and Gary Steven Watt
Fiona Marshall uncovers a hidden gem, in Barkin Mad, from Lossiemouth
Reviews
Church in Barn Raising Gig
A review of Charlotte Church, with support from Jemma Tweedie and Houdini Dax, at Bogbain Farm on the 20th of October, 2012.
Reviews
76 Knots Power Through
A review of the final of the Battle of the Bands, featuring 76 Knots, Thousand Stars and Lionel, at The Eagle, Inverness on the 10th of October.
Recent News
A seasonal return to Mad Hatters
The Edinburgh based pop-rock quartet are set to hit Inverness on Wednesday October 24th.
Reviews
Treacherous Origins
A review of Treacherous Orchestra playing at The Ironworks, Inverness on the 5th of October, 2012.
2012
Loopallu 2012, Coming soon
Taken over the piece there is a broad range of music from straight ahead rocksters to feminine wiles to electronica to 3 minute pop classics – what’s not to like? Just don’t forget to bring the sun with you.
Inverness Local Bands
Rachel Sermanni, Under Mountains – Review
A review of Under Mountains the first studio album by Rachel Sermanni
Popular
AKLIAS – Eye For An Eye, Single Review
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Anchor Lane – NIGHTMARES, Single Review
Heavy riffs, restless rhythms and a deeply personal story....
Familiar Enemies – Only One, Single Review
Thrusting guitars, an infectious chorus and a suitably grand...
