Secret Motorbikes support Deathcats with their third gig of the year; busy year.
Considering how good their stand up routine is, we half believe they have sat in a room writing out punch line after punch line or as tonight would suggest practice their Australian/Kiwi accents.
While
Deathcats stopped playing two years ago, Chris Harvie and Scott …
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The Old Hairdressers is a venue that bags intimacy with ease – It feels like a drunken party in your teenage best pal’s bedroom.
Handmade posters hang above the main stage, some chairs are dotted about at random, someone’s left their drink on a speaker and an extension cable holds a few lamps and one of …
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Wandering in to Stereo at half 7, I find that the show was an early start and catch the second half of
The Rockalls’ set.
A band with a lot of attitude, who clearly enjoy playing their rowdy garage-rock together, The Rockalls set is very good, albeit the sound is maybe a bit too loud to …
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‘The Missing/Shotgun Crazy’ 7” marks the first physical release from
Secret Motorbikes and second for new Glasgow label New Year Records.
Recorded in one studio session the Motor bros sound more focused and polished than the stealthily released debut album,
Rum Punch.
Far from the drunken party feel of their gigs and the mentioned album, ‘Missing’ provides …
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It’s always an adventure of sorts catching a group you know nothing of, whether you end up watching your new favourite band, or whether you make a mental note to stay well away in the future.
The Rockalls are the curtain raisers tonight at The Old Hairdressers, and much to my delight, establish themselves in the …
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It’s another year, it’s another summer and here’s hoping it’ll be as nice last year, yes the blistering heat of T last year left a few people a little worse for wear, staggering about looking for the next luke warm lager, but we can have no argument that’d it’s more fun in the sun.
However we …
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The surf rock and alt rock crossover sound is warmly welcomed by Glasgow music fans and
Secret Motorbikes provide people with exactly what they want.
With a sound that could be described as a cross between Dinosaur Jr. and The Beach Boys the band has given us quite the treat with this new album,
Rum Punch.
Since …
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It’s a New Year – everyone’s in good spirits for a while but then there’s the realisation that you’re skint and there’s a whole lack of live entertainment in January until Celtic Connections kicks off.
That’s not necessarily true as King Tut’s remedy the dead season with …
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An all local line up decked out for Halloween starts with
Sharptooth – dressed as destroyed beauty queens – like the cover of Hole’s ‘Live Through This’ – diving headlong into Courtney Love’s ‘Miss World’ at the end of their spiky set.
Secret Motorbikes have come as …
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Thanks to its legendary status as a cradle of great bands, in the last decades Tut’s has started to feature more and more touring acts eager to tread the boards rather than acting as a proving ground for home-grown talent.
To rectify the situation in recent times, …
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Rave Child – Glasgow music, enjoy!
