At SWG3 in Glasgow, James Blake moved between guitar-led songs, reinvented covers and a long, hard turn toward the dancefloor. The room stayed quiet for most of it.
At SWG3 in Glasgow, James Blake moved between guitar-led songs, reinvented covers and a long, hard turn toward the dancefloor. The room stayed quiet for most of it.
The Glasgow band have shared two lead tracks, “Run Down Small Town” and “City Used To Be Alive,” as the first markers of their next record.
The Glasgow songwriter’s latest mixtape came together not as a planned album but as a daily record of a difficult year—field recordings, chair creaks, and all.
Glasgow’s most prolific psychedelic pop duo treat the 1960s like a household object that never got unplugged. Medication is their fifth album, their second of 2026, and a record that keeps reaching for the same glow.
John Hogarty’s National Park collects rare singles and new home recordings, drawing on Velvets-inspired guitar dirges connected to Glasgow’s guitar-pop underground.
The Glasgow band’s second album lands October 2nd on EMI North, four years after their acclaimed debut ‘Unlearning’. New single ‘Lies’ is out now.
The 2012 single, part of the Conventional Weapons series, finally surfaced on stage during the band’s July 4 show in Glasgow.
An investigation by The Glasgow Bell has identified Kieran Wells as a serial scam promoter who recruits DJs for fake line-ups, then extracts money and labour before the dates fall apart.
The Glasgow band announces their sophomore record, recorded at Mogwai’s Castle of Doom studio and featuring collaborations with Lauren Mayberry and Abigail Morris.
The Glasgow songwriter moves from the wings to the centre, refining a sound of intimate, resilient clarity.