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Bonnie Kemplay has spoken candidly about the arm injury that stopped her playing guitar, and how recovery made space for an identity beyond being an artist.
The Frightened Rabbit EP tracks featuring Tracyanne Campbell, Archie Fisher and Julien Baker sit across two releases: ‘A Frightened Rabbit EP’ and ‘Recorded Songs’.
Boards of Canada’s 1996 EP ‘Hi Scores’ returns via Warp on 20th November, on vinyl and CD with expanded gatefold packaging.
From ‘Checkers’ to ‘Dandelions’, ‘Paper Angel’ and ‘I’ve Known You’, Bonnie Kemplay’s songs return to childhood not for easy nostalgia, but to ask what remains when growing up changes the people and places that once felt fixed.
From brass-powered pop to a galloping Scottish singalong, these tracks take distinct routes towards a brighter few minutes.
Frightened Rabbit’s fourth album joined collective songwriting with Scott Hutchison’s precise lyric craft, becoming both a creative culmination and their first UK Top 10 record.
A route through Bonnie Kemplay’s catalogue, from early independent singles and her 2022 debut EP to a return shaped by friendship, memory and transition.
The Edinburgh producer's dancefloor link-up follows their surprise Alexandra Palace back-to-back.
The latest track from her November debut 'Albatross' arrives with a self-directed video shot by her cousin Jamie Armour.
Karen O, Rivers Cuomo, Mike Patton, Jamie xx, Barry Can't Swim and Haley Joel Osment all feature on the 16th October album.
The Highlands songwriter shares 'Nothing Really Changes' from her forthcoming first LP.
Britpop group headline latest additions to January's Bognor Regis weekender as 85% of tickets sell.
She finds big emotions in everyday moments.
Big Dork Summer returns with a sold-out Sebright Arms showcase where August, Bonnie Kemplay and Truthpaste all look destined for much bigger stages.
Latest preview from the Scottish artist's Dirty Hit EP examines a shifting sibling relationship.
The track's about it being difficult to talk about your feelings.
They're hitting the road this November and December.
The band are hitting the road soon, too.
Check out 'Toy' now.
Have a listen to new track ‘Lord’.
Frightened Rabbit have announced four new Scottish dates in support of their new album ‘Painting of a Panic Attack’, which came out earlier this year. T...
Frightened Rabbit are previewing their upcoming album with another new track, this time ‘Lump Street’– check it out below. The band’s new LP, ‘Painting...
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