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The Hedrons -- One More Won't Kill Us album cover art
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Vinyl reissue of debut album from all-female, Glasgow-based quartet The Hedrons really shines

By John Curley
Lola in Slacks -- Moon Moth cover art
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Glasgow’s Lola in Slacks wear their French influences proudly on terrific debut album

By John Curley
Lola in Slacks are a Glasgow-based band on the rise and have been getting great reviews. (Photo by Hugh Wormsley)
Blogs

Glasgow’s Lola in Slacks recall the Velvet Underground with debut single “Tramlines”

By John Curley
Who’s Who (pictured above), a tribute band to The Who, and The Small Fakers, a Small Faces tribute act, formed a fantastic double bill at The Garage in Glasgow, Scotland on Saturday, October 18th.
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Who and Small Faces tribute bands rock The Garage in Glasgow

By John Curley
Nicole Atkins performed a fantastic set at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow on Friday, October 17th. (Photo by Jennifer Tzar)
Reviews

Nicole Atkins exhibits raw power at Glasgow’s King Tut’s

By John Curley
Beat Street, the third album by Glasgow-based Mod revival band Button Up, features a modern take on the classic Northern Soul sound.
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Glasgow’s retro rockers Button Up provide brilliant Northern Soul sounds on Beat Street

By John Curley
Singer-songwriter and Glasgow native Penny Black. (Photo by Alicia Donaldson)
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Scottish singer-songwriter Penny Black discusses her brilliant new EP

By John Curley
The Glasgow-based Mod revivalist band Button Up are (left to right) Greg Barnes, Garry John Kane, Sara Kerr, Andy Gardner, and Lesley McLaren.
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Glasgow’s Button Up put a 21st century spin on some Mod classics

By John Curley
Glasgow’s Button Up harken back to the Northern Soul sound with their brilliant single “Listen To Your Heart (Beat).” (Photo by Gordon Richardson.)
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Glasgow’s Button Up revive the Northern Soul sound with “Listen To Your Heart (Beat)”

By John Curley
The video for “Do You Remember?”, the latest single from Glasgow’s GoGoBot, pokes fun at the absurdity of daytime TV talk shows.
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Glasgow’s GoGoBot send up daytime talk shows in “Do You Remember?” video

By John Curley
GoGoBot are (left to right) Marko Kelly (guitar and lead vocals), Gordon McNeil (drums), and Rosie McClune (bass).
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Glasgow’s GoGoBot emerge with “First Class Fool” single

By John Curley
Beady Eye have been making the music press rounds in the run up to the release of their debut album next week. (Photo by Steve Gullick.)
Blogs

Liam Gallagher looks to the future with Beady Eye

By John Curley
The Glasgow-based quartet The Scimitars have a sound that is reminiscent of the best UK-based blues/rock bands of the late 1960s and early 1970s. (Photo by Ashley Baxter, www.iamashley.co.uk.)
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Glasgow’s The Scimitars heat up with the blues/rock of “Into The Fire”

By John Curley
The Glasgow-based singer-songwriter Penny Black appeared on the STV program The Hour last week, performing her song “Green.” (Photo by Kirsten Towill.)
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Glasgow’s Penny Black performs on STV’s The Hour

By John Curley
The Manic Street Preachers recently performed several live sessions on UK radio to promote their latest album, Postcards From A Young Man.
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Manic Street Preachers play live radio sessions to promote new album

By John Curley