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

Thursday, 25 November 2010

Aerials Up, the Borderline, London

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I’ve been meaning to catch Aerials Up for a while but every time they have been playing in Glasgow I seem to have had something on. The b...
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Friday, 19 November 2010

Good news comes in three's

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Logging on to the Popcop website I discovered that Admiral Fallow have signed a worldwide publishing deal with Netwerk One Music who will ...
Sunday, 24 October 2010

Skies Fell at The Arches

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Last night Lynn and I went to The Arches to witness the debut show by Glasgow band Skies Fell . I left thoroughly impressed by the scope of ...
Friday, 22 October 2010

Futuristic Retro Champions RIP?

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So Futuristic Retro Champions are splitting up after just over four years of fun, friendship, dancing, singing and fantastic nights out...
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Wednesday, 20 October 2010

Glasgow music scene, October 2010

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The excellent website Drowned in Sound recently carried a blog/article listing their (or at least the journalists) top 10 acts to look out ...
Friday, 6 August 2010

Futuristic Retro Champions single launch at Mono, 5th August 2010

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Futuristic Retro Champions with very special guests Turner Prize winner Martin Creed and his band,  Eugene Kelly, Hidden Masters and the ...
Monday, 19 July 2010

Martha Reeves & the Vandellas at The Arches, Glasgow

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Well last night was a pretty special gig. Motown legend Martha Reeves and her 'modern' Vandellas came to Glasgow to play The Arches ...
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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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