We’re putting these gigs on, with bands we like from near and far!

CYIH-MAY13

BLACK INTERNATIONAL // CUT YOURSELF IN HALF // HAGANA

VASQ-MAY13

VASQUEZ // ALRIGHT THE CAPTAIN // BILLY RAY OSIRIS // CRUSADES

Here’s a trio of videos from the gig we did with Die! Die! Die! and United Fruit at the Wee Red Bar on 29/03/13, filmed by Bruce Cowie.

Die! Die! Die! – Trinity:

United Fruit – Push It:

Black International – Shining Swords:

We’ll be releasing a double A-side 7″ single in June on the brand new Electric Company Records.

The songs are titled A GILDED PALACE and THE SKY IS FALLING IN. You can stream them below or directly from our Soundcloud page.

Here are a couple of videos, one for Monument and a live performance of A Million Mouths filmed at our show as part of King Tut’s New Year’s Revolution in January. More live footage from that show to come, including some as-yet-unreleased tracks.

Hiya! Want to hear a brand new track that even our mums don’t know yet? You’re in luck! Glasgow PodcART played ‘A Gilded Palace’ for the first time ever, and you can listen to it here, alongside some beautiful noise by Die! Die! Die!, United Fruit and more:

Episode 124: A Rear and Pleasant Danger

Get it done.

We’re pleased to announce that New Zealand’s finest Die! Die! Die! will be playing at the Wee Red Bar on Friday 29th March with Glasgow noise-rock demons United Fruit and little old us.

Tickets are £6, and are available in advance from Brown Paper Tickets.

This gig is going to be really special, and we hope you can make it along to share the FUNNNTIMMEEZZZ.

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Here’s a mention in the Herald of the show we were part of in Glasgow on the 11th of January:

“Black International – the noisy, droney, guitar/drum two-piece on stage a couple of hours previously – could never be accused of making pretty music. All chugging rhythm and sneering vocal, the Edinburgh duo’s economic sound is reminiscent of the Seattle grunge scene – one song in particular is basically a male-fronted Babes In Toyland, with frontman Stewart Allan channelling some primordial howl about being unlucky in love. For much of their short set though it’s drummer Craig Peebles who commands the attention; throwing himself so intensely into his spare rhythms that his face is a show in itself.”

Drummers, eh? Read the full review here.

Photo by Andrew McKenna