Everything Flows

Named after the debut single by Teenage Fanclub. This blog is all about being a music lover in Glasgow; reviews, interviews, memories, old faves, new discoveries (past and present), playlists and more. Thanks for visiting - I hope you discover something amazing you have never heard before, or that you rediscover an old favourite. Regular features/playlists; Never Ending Mixtape / Cover Version of the Month/ Trust Me. Insta - @everythingflowsglasgow

Monday, 30 September 2013

Manic St Preachers at Glasgow Barrowland, 29/09/13

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Manic St Preachers slayed the Glasgow Barrowland ballroom last night, digging into their considerable back catalogue and displaying all t...
Friday, 27 September 2013

Visiting The Hydro

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Last weekend I took my little girl to Glasgow Barrowland as part of Doors Open Day. Now it was time to go all modern and visit the new kid i...
Thursday, 19 September 2013

Chvrches - The Bones Of What You Believe

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Chvrches have had a rather incredible 15-months since they exploded on to the scene with a show at the Art School in Glasgow in July last y...
Thursday, 12 September 2013

Catching up with the Velveteen Saints

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A year ago I blogged about a young Scottish band by the name of the Velveteen Saints after they contacted me about their song ‘Rock ‘n’ Ro...
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Wednesday, 11 September 2013

No Miracles - Galleries

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Galleries debut album has been a long time coming, thankfully it has arrived and it has been worth the wait. They may have lost a little bit...
Tuesday, 10 September 2013

Vigo Thieves at The Arches, 7th September 2013

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It felt special, one of those 'I was there' shows, but then every Vigo Thieves show feels like that these days - the King Tuts shows...
Monday, 2 September 2013

Girls In Hawaii - Not Dead

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The Culture magazine that comes with the Sunday Times has an excellent little feature called 'the hottest tracks' that regularly tur...
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Glasgow, United Kingdom
I've been attending gigs in Glasgow since 1993 when I entered The Barrowlands as a wide-eyed and awestruck 17-year old to watch Teenage Fanclub. I love all kinds of music and I love Glasgow as a city. The music scene is vibrant and diverse, whether it is up-and-coming local bands or bands touring, there is always something going on. This blog will hopefully capture some of that. Over the years I have enjoyed putting on gigs and DJ nights, managing/advising bands, helping put out DIY releases, forming a record label and helping artists to run crowdfunding campaigns for recordings, releasing and also my sister Carla's award winning documentary Since Yestrerday. Still getting out to a few gigs a month! Still discovering new stuff and old gems. E - murrayeaston {AT} gmail DOT com
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