The View
Which Bitch?

I recall listening to an excellent album in 2007 which shaped my summer, this album was 'Hats off to the Buskers', the debut album from ambitious Scot...

A four piece from the granite city of Dundee in eastern Scotland, The View first emerged in 2006, garnering a reputation for ecstatically received and...

So, for once pop-pickers, TLOBF isn’t early with the scoop. Blame me, but then unfortunately ordinary life does get in the way of this reviewing lark ...

I was left in wonderment why nobody here in Godland wanted to put together some joined up writing to express their opinions on The View?s second outin...

In a nutshell... Playful, vibrant, eclectic, free-spirited and fresh. What's it all about It begins with a segue Typical Time 2 from the closing ...

Add to the list Dundee pub band The View. Having hitched a ride on Pete Doherty’s coat tails, The View are now left standing alone and fending for the...

Paulo Nutini sings on Covers on this album. You can see why The View asked him to. Tied with Kyle Falconer’s own raspy vocals it’s like audio twins ge...

B>Two years on from their debut, Mercury-nominated album Hats Off To The Buskers, The View are back with their second offering, enigmatically entitled...

I cannot think of a more perfect embodiment of the View’s “second-album-sound”, than when I went to see the band. In November of last year, I went to ...

The View are symbolic shorthand for everything that's wrong with the music scene: feckless drongos singing dismal ditties about wearing the same pai...