| SULLOMVOE | Volume so loud initially played in the Shetlands (6,3) |
| SKIRL | Sound of the pipes? Yes, sadly, Ken is really loud initially (5) |
| DESCRIPTIVE | Roughly edit precis, introducing volume so as to give a verbal impression |
| NOISIER | Editing loses volume, then turns louder (7) |
| UPHELLYAA | Winter fire festival held in the Shetland Islands (2,5,2) |
| MELODIOUS | I have it so loud and to me it sounds beautiful (9) |
| OFFTHEPEG | Ready-to-wear outlook of Goethe, so loud yet quiet (3,3,3) |
| SIMMERDIM | Long bright skies over the Shetlands from May to July (Sc) (6-3) |
| LERWICK | Northernmost town of the British Isles, in the Shetlands on the island of Mainland (7) |
| EORN | It was spoken in the Shetlands 'til the 20th c. |
| NORN | It was spoken in the Shetlands 'til the 20th c. |
| UNST | Island in the Shetlands (4) |
| PONIES | Flower from a foreign, revolutionary society in The Shetlands (6) |
| ERSE | Something once heard in the Shetlands |
| YELL | Cry one finds in the Shetlands (4) |
| ISLES | In the Shetlands, say, one finds less commotion (5) |
| ISLE | Spot in the Shetlands |
| VOE | Narrow bay in the Shetland Isles (3) |
| SCORNFUL | Jeering now and then, loud fans riot - case overturned (8) |
| POUT | Initially played and dismissed with a sullen look |
