Tag: glasgow
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SWAY: Standing Out and Speaking Up

You’re gonna be hearing a lot from then in 2018 so why not hear what the SWAY boys have to say about unsung heroes, dynamics and finding their niche.
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Gig Review: Twin Atlantic @ Summer Sessions

Gregor checks out Scottish alt-rock outfit Twin Atlantic as they return to their hometown to play a storming set at Glasgow Summer Sessions
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GIG REVIEW: Shame @ Stereo, Glasgow

Completely winning over Glasgow with their bravado and infectious sound, Shame put on one of the best live shows around.
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Gig Review: ALVVAYS @ O2 ABC, Glasgow

After a special 2017, the Canadian dream-pop outfit made sure to keep the wheel turning at their joyous Scottish date.
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Gig Review: Headland + Isla Stout @ The Priory

Opening with Isla Stout’s spellbinding performance, Headland proceeded to serve up an ace with their own modern take on celtic rock
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EP Review: The Dunts – Not Working Is Class

The Dunts serve up a raucous, rebellious set of in-your-face tracks with their new EP Not Working Is Class.
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Touche Amore, ANGEL DU$T & Departures @ Glasgow Stereo – 20/02/2017

By Liam Menzies (@blinkclyro) As the queue to the only Scottish date of Touche Amore‘s tour stretched around onto Union Street, it was obvious that tonight’s gig was going to be pretty special. Taking place at the intimate and claustrophobic Stereo venue, which in itself is a total juxtaposition of the lovely and well-kempt vegan cafe above,…
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PUP + TRASH BOAT @ QMU – 04/02/2017

By Liam Menzies (@blinkclyro) Seeing as both Canadian punk act PUP and British pop punkers Trash Boat had an amazing with 2016 with the release of The Dream Is Over and I Know That Nothing I Write You Can Change What You’ve Been Through respectively, it was a no-brainer that The Wonder Years would invite the…
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The Dead Settlers, The Ranzas, Retro Video Club and Lional @ King Tuts – 14/01/2017

By Liam Menzies (@blinkclyro) Much like every year, King Tuts, one of the greatest small venues in not only Scotland but the whole of the UK, has got its annual New Years Revolution underway. The pun tinged event is just one of many ways King Tuts contributes to the Scottish music scene, allowing acts of all…

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