In:Demand Uncut’s Jim Gellatly presents more emerging music from Scotland including tracks from The View, Admiral Fallow, Hip Parade, Young Aviators, The Imagineers, Kassidy and The Winter Tradition…

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*photo of Jim interviewing Kieren and Kyle from The View outside Cottiers in Glasgow

Tracklist

1. The Imagineers ‘The Late Late Show Theme’ web
2. The View ‘Hold On Now’ web
3. Jonathan Currie ‘Keep In Mind’ web
4. Hip Parade ‘Get Out Of London’ web
5. Lizzie Nightingale ‘Tiny Teardrops’ web
6. The Coffins ‘Boy Band Member’ web
7. Admiral Fallow ‘Brother’ web
8. Young Aviators ‘The Question Is’ web
9. The Winter Tradition ‘San Diego’ web
10. Kassidy ‘One Man Army’ web

Radio Magnetic are proud to present the Shallow Rave podcast, bringing together members from Black Lantern Music, Little Rock Records (currently on hiatus) and a number of other projects. With a heavy focus on experimental and Net Audio releases, Shallow Rave covers everything from hip-hop and experimental music to dub and straight-up techno.

Their first for Radio Magnetic, and fourth experiment so far, this episode features a guest mix of stately dark electro and dream-pop from hip-hop witch house producer BLACK CEILING (Aural Sects / I Had An Accident / Black Lantern), and an extensive interview with Scottish hip-hop legend Loki who talks about his work with Volition, an organisation using rap to transform the lives of young Scottish people, upstaging Shakespeare and his experiences in the battle rap scene.

Tracklist

1. Death Grips – I’ve Seen Footage – Epic / Thirdworlds
2. Loki – Malady - Volition
3. mmpsuf – The Sailors - mmpsuf.lt
4. 808 State – Quincy’s Lunch (Testa) - 808state.com
5. Gravediggaz – Today’s Mathematics – Empire / BMG
6. Verseomega – Killface Feat. Loki - soundcloud.com/verseomega
7. Gasp – Boy Meets Girl - gasp.bandcamp.com
8. Loki – Wall of Silence - Volition
9. Spell Hound – I Challenge You - Aural Sects
10. Deadbeat & Dannel Tate – Lazy Jane - BLKRTZ
11. Mungo’s Hi-Fi – Indian Sun - Scotch Bonnet
12. Nina Kraviz – Ghetto Kraviz - Rekids
13. Bass Clef – Hackney-Chicago-Jupiter  - Punch Drunk

BLACK CEILING – CHLOROPHYLL MIX

1. Desire – Part II
2. White Ring – Eternia
3. Cosmetics – Soft Skin
4. L.A. Vampires – Instrumental
5. Geneva Jacuzzi – Clothes On The Bed
6. V O I D – Beta tape Warp
7. Stoned Boys – Ship Of Bones
8. Clark – Future Daniel
9. S. Maharba – Pianomouth
10. GH?L - Stonewish
11. Asakusa Jinta – Teppen

For more tracks, mixes and treats, visit soundcloud.com/danocean

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We’ve been excitedly following the Scottish Album of the Year Award since it was announced last month. Just this week, a panel of judges met and decided on just ten shortlisted albums from the longlist of 20 Scottish albums, all released in 2011. The winning album will be announced at an awards ceremony at Glasgow Film City on Tuesday 19th June, where each of the shortlisted acts will receive a £1,000 prize, and one luck winner will pocket the sizeable  £20,000 award. All ten shortlisted finalists will receive an artwork from the winner of a unique SAY Award art commission. The art commission, will be created by graduates from one of Scotland’s art schools.
In alphabetical order, the shortlisted nominees are:

• Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat “Everything’s Getting Older”
• Conquering Animal Sound “Kammerspiel”
• Happy Particles “Under Sleeping Waves”
• King Creosote & Jon Hopkins “Diamond Mine”
• Mogwai “Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will”
• Mungo’s Hi Fi “Forward Ever”
• Remember Remember “The Quickening”
• Rustie “Glass Swords”
• Tommy Smith “Karma”
• Twin Atlantic “Free” (public vote winners)

With previous years successes fresh in their minds, Stag & Dagger have upped their game yet again with a selection of forward thinking bookings across the best venues Glasgow has to offer. The full list of acts and venues is as follows:

ABC1
Django Django
The Phantom Band
White Denim

ABC2
Vigo Thieves
The New Picadillys
A Plastic Rose
Passenger
To Kill a King

CCA5
Willy Mason
Washington Irving
Eleanor Friedberger
Will Hansen
Chasing Owls

Stereo
Forest Swords
EMA
Bear In Heaven
Miaoux Miaoux

Chambre 69
Vitamins present: Unknown to the Unknown
Checan
DJ Haus & Makaveli
Capraca
Shaun and Sam Vitamins

The Art School
Niki and the Dove
Still Corners
Jonquil
Post War Years
White Arrows

Nice N Sleazy
Holy Mountain
Milk Music
Bwani Junction
Random Impulse
Adam Stafford

Captains Rest
Discopolis
Hidden Masters
Still Flyin’
The Hearbreaks
Ryan Keen
Holy Esque
Die Hard
Hot Panda
Michael Anguish

The Glasgow leg of Stag & Dagger is on Saturday 19th May in across several venues in Glasgow. Tickets are available from TicketWeb and the ABC box office.

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Radio Magnetic and Tennent’s Lager are partnering up for T Break 2012. Find out all the news and then listen online and download live recordings, MP3 downloads, interviews and features from the forthcoming T Break Stage bands and artists.

Tennent’s Lager have announced the T Break 2012 lineup. The Radio Magnetic team are pleased to see a strong group of 16 bands who will all perform on the T Break Stage at T in the Park on 6, 7 and 8 July 2012.

Radio Magnetic will be there to record and film each of the live sets, which you can listen to and watch after the festival. We’ve pulled together a list of Soundcloud tracks from each of the acts appearing on the T Break Stage this year. Check them out.

T Break Stage 2012 Bands

Anderson, McGinty, Webster, Ward and Fisher

Bacchanal Party

Beerjacket

Blank Canvas

Brown Bear & The Bandits

Capitals

Chris Devotion and the Expectations

Crusades

soundcloud.com/crusadesglasgow/pseudo-andro

Davey Horne

Nevada Base

Open Swimmer

Randolph’s Leap

Roman Nose

TeKlo

The Machine Room

The Mirror Trap

Keep you eye on our website, the T Break website and Facebook to find out more about the acts.

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Following the announcement of the long list of nominees, the candidates for The Scottish Album of the Year are being whittled down to a much more manageable shortlist of ten, with the great Scottish public helping one act onto the list.

The Scottish Album of the Year (SAYA) is a new national prize established to reward and promote the creative diversity of music and art in Scotland. Developed by the Scottish Music Industry Association in partnership with Creative Scotland, the award recognises the most outstanding albums released by Scottish artists in 2011. The SAY Award will place it’s focus on artistic merit rather than sales history, genre or label affiliation, offering £20,000 to the winning album and £1,000 to each of the nine runners-up.

The relationship between music and art is recognised too, with a £20,000 art commission offered to graduates from Scotland’s four principal art schools with the successful candidate going on to create a unique piece for each of the shortlisted finalists.

The list of acts for The Scottish Album of the Year Award is as follows:

• King Creosote & Jon Hopkins – Diamond Mine
• Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat – Everything’s Getting Older
• FOUND – factorycraft
• Mungo’s Hi Fi – Forward Ever
• Twin Atlantic – Free
• Bwani Junction – Fully Cocked
• Steve Mason & Dennis Bovell – Ghosts Outside
• Rustie – Glass Swords
• Mogwai – Hardcore Will Never Die But You Will
• We Were Promised Jetpacks – In The Pit Of The Stomach
• Richard Craig – Inward
• Jonny – Jonny
• Conquering Animal Sound – Kammerspiel
• Tommy Smith – Karma
• Chris Stout’s Brazilian Theory – Live In Concert
• Muscles of Joy – Muscles of Joy
• Fudge Fingas – Now About How
• 6th Borough Project – One Night In The Borough
• Remember Remember – The Quickening
• Happy Particles – Under Sleeping Waves

The eleven strong judging panel will trim the list down to ten with the public being given the chance to vote for one act for 24 hours on 14 May using the SAYA app or through the SAYA website. If the public’s choice isn’t on the shortlist the judging panel will reconvene and cut one of their ten acts to make way for the chosen candidate.

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Stuart puts together the first podcast of spring, with funeral tales of ghosts, catastrophe, murder and paranoia. Not really sure why it’s worked out like that.

Anyway, Lanarkshire four piece Thula Borah‘s new EP gets an airing…

Tracklist

1. My Lady of Clouds – Wishing Well – Gelsomina
2. Satellite Dub – Verikskovy Said – ?
3. Scott McWatt – Murder of Crows – ?
4. Miaoux Miaoux – Sweep Clean – Chemikal Underground
5. Thula Borah – Organic Paranoia – Self Released
6. Grand Gestures – No Place Like Home – Chute
7. Funeral Suits – Mary’s Revenge – Model Citizen
8. Magnetic North – Bay of Skaill – Full Time Hobby

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This week’s episode is named after Iapetus, a spectacular moon of Saturn. Famed for its incredible size and equatorial ridges, Iapetus also has an incredible two-tone coloration where one side is darker than the other due to a very unusual rotation pattern.

We don’t ever want to hear you say you don’t learn a thing or two whilst immersing yourself in Orbit. Granted, much of this information could be garnered from Wikipedia. You don’t get a selection of the best new musical releases there though, do you?

And on that note this week we have a selection of great songs for you with Anna Terheim’s ethereal new single playing off against Django Django’s dreamy mantra and Major Lazer’s electro space dub for your affections. Sit back, relax and let us take you into our Orbit.

Tracklist

1. Reptar – Stuck in my ID – Vagrant
2. Errors – Tusk – Rock Action
3. Django Django – Storm – Because Music
4. Frank Reybelles – Slow Emotion – ?
5. Nada Surf – Looking Through – City Slang
6. UMA Feat. Silver Apples – Drop Your Soul – Sea You
7. Benjamin Damage & Doc Daneeka Feat. Abigayl Wyles – Halo – Ten Thousand Yen
8. Diagrams – Ghost Lit – Full Time Hobby
9. Anna Ternheim – Walking Aimlessly – Universal
10. Major Lazer Feat. Amber Coffman – Get Free – Downtown
11. The Pieces of Shit – Lay & Love – ?

The Radio Magnetic blog brings you the latest videos, clubs, festivals and music news from throughout the UK and worldwide.

Palace is a project that celebrates Glasgow as a unique and open minded home for electronic music. From the heritage of institutions like the Sub Club and The Arches, to the energy that helped Numbers and Lucky Me grow from local parties to global collectives.

The programme aims to represent the city’s current and future  direction through a selection of unparalleled events with a choice selection of Glasgow promoters and venues including The Arches, Chambre 69, Mixed Bizness and Deadly Rhythm.

Tying the programme even tighter to the local scene will be appearances by a range of home grown producers and DJs, from established talent like Eclair FiFi and Boom Monk Ben to upcoming producers such as Dam Mantle and Sega Bodega.

Acts appearing at the month long series of events include; Lil B, Girl Unit, Jimmy Edgar, Brenmar, Egyptrixx, Holy Other and Falty DL plus many, many more

It all kicks off this weekend with Deadly Rhythm & Palace: Falty DL, Jon Phonics & Endian at Stereo. Tickets are £5 before midnight and £7 after. Check back on Radio Magnetic for details of forthcoming Palace events.

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Jim Gellatly’s latest selection of New Music includes tracks from Any Color Black, Belle And Sebastian, Letters, The Imagineers, Lance Carter, Unicorn Kid and Be Like Pablo.

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*photo of Any Color Black

Tracklist

1. Belle And Sebastian ‘Crash’ web
2. Lance Carter feat Jamie King ‘Run This’ web
3. Bar Room Crawl ‘What’s The Problem?’ web
4. Gary Stewart ‘Green’ web
5. Be Like Pablo ‘The Things You Do’ web
6. Any Color Black ‘You Don’t Know You’re Beautiful’ web
7. Unicorn Kid ‘Pure Space’ web
8. Letters ‘Older Motion Pictures’ web
9. Restless Sinners ‘Fade Out’ web
10. The Imagineers ‘The Legend of John the Terror (Notorious)’ web