North Atlantic Oscillation
Grappling Hooks

Progressive rock is, as hasbeen noted on this very site numerous times, alive and well in the 21st century. Like any other music form, it's evolved, a...

This is quite something. An Edinburgh-based three-piece who have some storming melodies, rousing choruses and sophisticated song structures (and yes ...

This is the debut album from Scottish trio North Atlantic Oscillation. With a name like that you kind of know that you are not going to be listening t...

In fact, it's the level of ambition that grabs most immediately about this album - it may not be entirely unique for the trio to attempt to thread tog...

North Atlantic Oscillation had quite a busy 2009. Signed to Kscope, home to all manner of modern progressive music, they released the Call Signs EP la...

Nerd alert! The North Atlantic Oscillation is a climatic phenomenon of fluctuations in the difference of atmospheric pressure at sea level. Eh! Lucki...

Mibbe it's just their name, but I can't think about North Atlantic Oscillation's debut album without thinking about water. It's in the depths and swel...

In geography lessons, some friends and I formed an imaginary psychedelic rock band called The Long Shore Drifters; we even went so far as to name our ...

Anyone thinking that the Brighton-based FatCat label had something of a monopoly on Scottish talent might want to reconsider. Sure, that The Twilight ...

Ears tickled by last year’s Callsigns EP or the more recentDrawing Maps From Memory single will not be disappointed by this, the debut long slog by Ca...