After what feels like ages (time for Snedds to watch all five seasons of The Wire), Episode 20 of The Scratch Cast - The Alternative Music Podcast is finally here.
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Episode 19: “That's All Folks” - The Scratch Cast: The Alternative Music Podcast
A new episode is finally here! This month we celebrate our second birthday by only reviewing albums we’ve been sent. We also discuss The Many Saints of Newark, Hidden Door 2021, Stag and Dagger 2021 and Kneecap live.
Episode 18: "Spoiling the Sopranos" - The Scratch Cast: The Alternative Music Podcast
This month we review singles from “Olivia Rodrigo” and “Orla Gartland” and albums from “Barz Fury”, “ME REX”, “The Lasso, Jordan Hamilton and The Saxsquatch” and “Post Coal Prom Queen.”
Episode 16: “A Mixed Bag of Squits” - The Scratch Cast: The Alternative Music Podcast
It's been a while since our last episode but Episode 16 of The Scratch Cast is finally here.
In this episode, Grant treats himself to a whisky, Snedds makes yet another Jamie Lenman reference and talks about cardboard mazes and both discuss the finer points of drinking too much cordial… oh and of course we review some new music…
Episode 15: "Arses For Faces" - The Scratch Cast: The Alternative Music Podcast
On Episode 15 of The Scratch Cast Podcast we review new albums from Cheekface, Arlo Parks, Black Pistol Fire, The John Michie Collective and much, much more!
The Head Scratcher's 10 Favourite EPs of 2020
We pick 10 of our favourite EPs and mini-albums released in 2020.
The Head Scratcher's 25 Favourite Albums of 2020
Grant and Snedds from The Scratch Cast podcast put pen to paper and list some of their favourite albums of 2020.
Episode 08: “Scotland’s Greatest Podcast” - The Scratch Cast: The Alternative Music Podcast
On this episode we review The Big Moon’s sophomore album “Walking Like We Do”, the “Common Sense” EP from Scratch Cast favourites Viagra Boys, “Underneath” the fourth studio album from the genre-bending Code Orange and “Everything is A-OK” the oh so nostalgic fifth album from Australian alt. rockers Violent Soho.