Savage Sound System - Making Parts Where We Fit In [music video]

Savage Sound System

New music video from the Savage Sound System - out now! First video from the ALL ART IS SHALLOW AND MEANINGLESS LP, Making Parts Where We Fit In is the first track from the album. Filmed in Leith, edited by AlexisSs.

 

 

Savage Sound System - ALL ART IS SHALLOW AND MEANINGLESS Out Now!

Savage Sound System

The Edinburgh-based international collective, return with their second full-length album, ALL ART IS SHALLOW AND MEANINGLESS, released 23rd October 2026 through Savage Recordings.

Following their debut LP, Like Stink on a Monkey (2011), the new album pushes the Savage Sound System sound into considerably darker territory. Built from synthesizers, drum machines, electric guitar, bass and found sounds, ALL ART IS SHALLOW AND MEANINGLESS creates an unstable, atmospheric landscape somewhere between trip-hop, glitch, lo-fi electronics, experimental hip-hop and post-punk.

The album's subject matter is equally uncompromising. Across its tracks, Savage Sound System explore loss, isolation, disconnection and survival in the digital age; combining fractured beats and strange textures with lyrics and vocals that inhabit the uneasy space between human connection and technological overload.

This is electronic music with a human pulse; beats and machines colliding with live instrumentation, unconventional textures and a cast of international collaborators from Scotland, Ireland and Canada. Featured vocalists include Scottish MCs Werd and Blasfima Sinna, Irish singer P. Duffy, Dark-Electronica vocalist Sacre Noir, and Canadian singer D.Soul the Soulsamurai.

Stream the LP here

Download the LP from bandcamp here

 

 

 

Savage Sound System - Album Pre-Save

Savage Sound System

You can now pre-save the forthcoming Savage Sound System album on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and many more platforms.

Savage Sound System - ALL ART IS SHALLOW AND MEANINGLESS LP Pre-save 

 

Savage Sound System - Album Teaser

Savage Sound System

Check out this teaser video from the Savage Sound System's forthcoming LP - ALL ART IS SHALLOW AND MEANINGLESS.

The album will be released on Friday the 23rd of October 2026 and features Blasfima Sinna, D.Soul the Soulsamurai, P.Duffy, Sacre Noir and Werd.

 

 

Macon Heights - When We Fall live video session

Macon Heights

Out now - a new live video session from Macon Heights. A recording of their fourth and current single When We Fall filmed at Sketchy Beats Cafe, Leith. 

 

Macon Heights - When We Fall single / video

Macon Heights

New single / video When We Fall is out now from electronic duo Macon Heights. The track was recorded and mixed at Chamber Studio (Edinburgh) by Niall Sinclair and mastered by Lucius Lowe (Boogs Music).

Video by Macon Heights - features photos by Macon Heights, Erin Culley, Gregor Fergie, Deborah Mullen, Neil MacKenzie, Jurgafoto.it, The Write Angle, Steve Dunn, Caroline Thomson and many more. The video as inspired by Nowhere by Kahlid Abdalla. 

You can stream the single on Spotify here.

You can stream the single on Apple Music here.

You can buy the single on Bandcamp here. 

 

 

Macon Heights - When We Fall Single Release 19/06/2026

Macon Heights

The duo are excited to release their fourth single ‘When We Fall’ recorded and mixed at Chamber Studios (Edinbugh) with producer Niall Sinclair, mastered by Lucius Lowe.  

Built around themes of emotional cycles, suppression, and repetition, ‘When We Fall’ explores the tension between confronting difficult truths and burying them beneath surface-level reassurance. The track’s recurring refrain, “When we fall it’s over and over, never is never enough” mirrors the looping patterns of thoughts and behaviours that define strained relationships and internal conflicts.  

The accompanying music video draws direct inspiration from the Khalid Abdalla play Nowhere, particularly its use of photography and fragmented memories to construct narrative. Blurring the line between past and present. Through a collage of photographs, from child-hood to present-day and featuring live performance shots and studio moments, the video builds a layered visual memoryscape. Snippets of text drawn from the lyrics appear as fleeting “word-images”, echoing the way thoughts surface and dissolve. Abstract photography further disrupts any linear storyline, reinforcing the song’s themes of repetition and emotional disorientation.

 

You can pre-order the single on Spotify, Apple Music and more here.