Fragile Animals are a Brisbane-based indie rock and shoegaze band, crafting “gloomy, atmospheric” and often melancholic soundscapes. Featured on triple j Unearthed, they remain active in Australia’s alternative music scene. Known for their debut album Slow Motion Burial (2023) and EP Dead Stop (2025) they perform at Sneaky Pete’s, Edinburgh (6 July 2026) and Gullivers, Manchester (7 July 2026)
Originally a solo project from singer songwriter Cameron Ferguson; from the historic Highland town Tain, the lineup now boasts members from across Scotland. Blending alt-rock and shoegaze with epic boy/girl vocals, lush synths, and a powerful rhythm section. They have supported Declan Welsh and the Decadent West, performed at Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival and Glasgow’s iconic King Tuts. They headline The Old Hairdressers in GLASGOW on Friday 5 June 2026 and The Tooth and Claw in INVERNESS on Saturday 6 June 2026
Mossy are a four-piece shoegaze / alternative rock band based in Cork City, Ireland. The band consists of Brian McDonnell, Catriona Murphy, Joe O’Reilly and Kate Dunlea. Their music blends subtle yet charged lyricism with ethereal soundscapes, lush guitars, swirling vocals, and hard-hitting post-punk tones shaping their signature sound. Mossy’s recent releases include 1990 and Unconditionally. They support Foreign Mornings at The Belfast Barge in Belfast on Saturday 18 April 2025.
For fans of The Cure, DIIV, DMA’s, and Alvvays. Moody Moody are an alternative band from Aberdeen, weaving together shoegaze and dream pop textures to create alternative bangers. Songwriters Levi Kelman (vocals, guitar) and Jack Nisbet (guitar) craft the noisy sonic tapestry on guitars, while the rhythm section of Marc Culley (bass) and Phil Collingbourne (drums) lay down a powerfully warm backbone. They headline Cafe Drummonds in ABERDEEN on Saturday 4 April 2026
BRSR are an alternative rock band from Glasgow. They’ve earned support on Amazing Radio both in the US and UK and they have performed in some of Glasgow’s most iconic venues, including King Tut’s, Wah Wah Hut and McChuill’s. Their third single, Portals, released at the beginning of the year, offers a darker, more expansive evolution of their sound with their debut album, A Field of Manmade Fires, set for released February 2026 with a series of album release parties including Little Buildings in NEWCASTLE on Friday 17 April 2026 support from MillionYears