DrownedInSound — Hello. It’s The Pictish Trail here. Y’know. The Scottish hairy-faced ‘cuddly’ lo-fi singer-songwriter, and label manager of Scotlands’ finest DIY-pop collective, Fence Records. You might also recognise me as being two-thirds (in weight)... more info

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Scotsman.com — As THE DUO behind Fife's hugely respected Fence Records, Kenny Anderson and Johnny Lynch have built a formidable reputation as label owners and gig organisers, their annua more info

Nialler9 — Adem & The Pictish Trail aka Silver Columns have released a nine-minute video centered on race walking. It was directed by Kieran Evans. The album Yes & Dance came out earlier in the year so I must actually pick it up! more info

XLR8R — Race-walking is no joke. However, you may have trouble keeping a straight face watching UK band Silver Columns' video for their new single, "Brow Beaten." read more more info

Guardian Music — PICK OF THE WEEK Silver Columns Brow Beaten (Moshi Moshi) Listen. Future disco is the best kind of disco and Silver Columns live in the year 2156. Brow Beaten is for you if you think Hercules And Love Affair sound a bit too Cheryl Lynn and Daft Punk'... more info

Big Stereo — Will Silver Columns’ “Brow Beaten” ever get old? Not yet at least. And with a wave, or at least a ripple, of new remixes out, it definitely gets a bit of new life. Nothing really touches the original (or at least maybe the Joe Goddard remix), b... more info

NME - The Daily Download — Brighton's electro noir-poppers Mirrors lead the remix charge this week, with their new single 'Hide And Seek' (out on Skint on 15th November) given the extended Leo Zero treatment. [...] Read more! more info

Addict Music — Silver Columns are re-releasing their début single “Brow Beaten” and are giving away the Moonlight Matters remix of the track for free more info

Guardian Music — The economic crash of 2008 nearly put a stop to Iceland Airwaves. But two years on, the festival has bounced backA few years ago, Iceland was known for Björk, Sigur Ros and a namesake chain of frozen food stores. In October 2008, its fragile banking... more info