Victoria’s Flight are coming, and it’s in Scotland’s famous Glasgow music scene that they have established themselves. Their songs loaded with rich and unforgettable melodies have set them apart, even in a city saturated with talent. Their upcoming single - ‘Last Days of Summer’ - is the second of three singles that together tell the story of a summer of love and loss. . This is Victoria’s Flight.

Music that is essentially defiant, vulnerable, full of hunger and fear, Prussia Snailham has taken just a short amount of time to anchor its sound well within the scene. Currently working as a two-piece new based project, from Dumfries, Prussia Snailham offers up something new to the age of singer-song-writing, where desire, loss, revolt and damnation play, there is a deep digging into some of the most cavernous of emotions.

Not looking to section itself, Prussia Snailham gently leans on styles of orchestral-pop, jazz, hip hop and avant-minded minimalism. A sound that is capable of falling in on itself, trippy piano and stabbing percussion has a beauty wrapped up in equal passion. From the four D.I.Y. SoundCloud releases, live and arranged in-house, tracks like ‘Brush Up On Your Dirt’, offers up a cold-sweat approach to new music, making it clear that Prussia Snailham is not afraid of mixing its impulses.

Having scored a handful of live shows, plucking heavily at the hearts of both Dumfries and Glasgow audiences, those are expected to prepare for an immersive glee-ridden experience, where alluring narratives and intrinsic storytelling, dripped in reverb, offers the crowd a chance to find real purity. Living in a world willing to silence or kill you for your differences, Prussia Snailham is determined to combat that very fabric, with its music alone.