Pup / illuminati hotties / Goo
Glasgow SWG3
Sunday 11th May 2025
Yorkshire rockers Goo open up tonight, showing that it doesn’t really matter if you can write songs as long as you can rock hard. more… “Pup / illuminati hotties / Goo”
Yorkshire rockers Goo open up tonight, showing that it doesn’t really matter if you can write songs as long as you can rock hard. more… “Pup / illuminati hotties / Goo”
There’s something quite special about folk music and its history. Countries across the world all have their old tales, and with it great songs to better express these. more… “Heilung / Eivor”
Hot Water Music were one of the bands that I had to let grow on me. more… “Chuck Ragan / Nate Bergman”
All hail Skin. If you take nothing else from this review let it be this; Skin is a force of nature. Ageless, deathless, furious. more… “Skunk Anansie”
Peter Kelly, aka Beerjacket, opens up for Mark Eitzel tonight, just as he did 20 years ago. more… “Mark Eitzel / Beerjacket”
It’s often been said that once you get older, you only see your friends at funerals. It’s also becoming true that as you get older, you only see bands at their farewell, last ever gig. more… “The LaFontaines / Glass Cheques”
It may be difficult to work out exactly how sincere Father John Misty’s schtick is or whether to take his tales of debauchery and self-doubt literally, but there can be few better venues for some louche showmanship than the Usher Hall. more… “Father John Misty / Butch Bastard”
The Lambrini Girls arrive in Glasgow hot on the heels of their debut album ‘Who Let The Dogs Out’, which was released in January to widespread acclaim. more… “Lambrini Girls / Loose Articles”
I’ve been pondering on how to describe the Manics for a while now. For me, they’ve always been the thinking punk’s band more… “Manic Street Preachers / Low Harness”
There exists a subgenre of music that I’m not too familiar with, other than seeing it occasionally on TV. more… “Lordi / Sick N’ Beautiful”