On Monday 6th August from 7pm, Marc Riley’s 6Music show has Port Sulphur in session, as Douglas Macintyre (of Creeping Bent, Secret Goldfish and Nectarine No.9 fame) gathers together a merry band to perform selections from their new ‘Paranoic Critical’ album.

Monday also sees RM Hubbert feature some of his favourite music (more…)

Monday 23rd July sees Edinburgh electronic combo Future Get Downfeature on Vic Galloway’s Radio Scotland show – that’s from 9pm.

On the telly, the second episode of Rip It Up – covering the history of Scottish music. That’s on Tuesday at 9pm on BBC2 Scotland.

You can watch last week’s opening episode online.

Monday 16th July sees Aidan Moffat select some of his favourite tunes (more…)

Monday 2nd July sees Vic Galloway’s Radio Scotland show feature highlights from last week’s XpoNorth festival (more…)

Monday 25th June sees Sweaty Palms live in session on Vic Galloway’s Radio Scotland show – that’s from 9pm.

Monday 18th June sees Richard Jobson feature on Vic Galloway’s Radio Scotland show in a brand new feature, ‘Pick n Mix’ – which sees The SKids frontman compile a mini mixtape – that’s from 9pm.

On Friday 21st, on Marc Riley’s 6music show from 7pm, The Ex are in session – the Dutch band featuring Andy Moor one=time guitarist from Edinburgh punk act Dog Faced Hermans.

And in case you missed it last week, there was a special edition of The Quay Sessions, an archive show with Frightened Rabbit & The Rogue Orchestra, as a tribute to singer Scott Hutchinson.

BBC Rado Scotland”s all about punk this week, specifically the Rip It Up exhibition.

You can listen again to the Janice Forsyth show which includes chat from The Rezillos

And on Sunday 17th March, Rip It Up – part 1 of the Vic Galloway-presented series featuring contributions from The Proclaimers, Jim Kerr, Tommy Cunningham, KT Tunstall, Pat Kane, Justin Currie, Deacon Blue, Clare Grogan and Alan Gorrie of the Average White Band and Alan Longmuir from the Bay City Rollers.

On Monday 8pm on STV Martin Kielty tells the story of how in the late 1970s Paisley became the focus of punk rock in Scotland owing to its banning from Glasgow. (more…)

Monday 28th May has Simple Minds, Emeli Sande, Amy MacDonald, and Callum Beattie among the local names who feature on Vic Galloway’s Radio Scotland show as part of the highlights from The Biggest Weekend in Perth – that’s from 9pm.

Monday 21st May sees Belle & Sebastian’s Stuart Murdoch, Emma Pollock, Be Charlotte, Shhe, Savage Mansion (more…)