In this episode of the Radar Podcast we present five tracks by a quintet of bands who our writers have tipped for success this year.

Glasgow grunge trio PAWS, Aberdonian indie-pop outfit The Little Kicks, west coast slowcore collective ...More

We've covered a fair number of Aberdonian acts on Radar, but it's true that the North East music scene is probably more active than the Central Belt media gives it credit for.

So as a little reminder of the quality of music emanating fr...More

In this edition of the Radar podcast we feature The Moth & The Mirror, a Glasgow band whose majestic debut album has been, in their own words, "a long time coming"

Founding member St...More

Being a listener of the Radar podcast must be like watching a steamroller race at the Nürburgring. A laboured analogy there for all you petrolheads, but the gist is: it's not exactly a regular and rewarding experience.

But we're plannin...More

Podcasts shouldn't be quarterly affairs, but that's exactly what our one is threatening to become.

Almost three months have passed since our last foray into iTunes, so we had to dust down the micophone and re-train our radio voices (cou...More

We could have saved some space in the title of this post and just called it The Plugcast. Nothing to do with electrical appliances; rather, this slightly overdue episode of the Radar Podcast contains repeated use of the words 'Radar', 'gig' and 't...More

Once again the Radar Podcast is a leaner, meaner version of our (second and final) Edinburgh Festival radio show on Fresh Air. So we thought it would be fitting if we took the opportunity to focus on how the local music scene copes with the annual...More

When is a podcast not a podcast? When it's a radio show? But then isn't a podcast an internet radio show? Who knows, and more importantly, who cares?

The more avid readers of Radar will guess where we're going with this one: the elevent...More