Poster for a film night in Glasgow showing two Russ Meyer films.
Facebook event page here.
I’m putting on a one-off double bill screening of Russ Meyer's Vixen! (1968) and Up! (1976) at Nice ‘n’ Sleazy in Glasgow on the 16th of August 2013. It’s free, here’s the details…
https://www.facebook.com/events/569246429788319/
: The Bucolic Splendour of Scotland: 30 May 2013
http://subcity.org/shows/redroom/f1b42/
This week, we discussed the anarchic qualities of the countryside, questioned the point of bottled water, and debated on who would win in a war between the dogs and the cats. We also discussed Thom’s dislike of sugar-free soft drinks, Jenny’s love of hillwalking, and our collective…
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Hi friends and followers - I make alt. folk music under the name Now Wakes the Sea and recently NWtS morphed into a fully amplified electric psych-folk band, with lazy comparisons being made to Deerhunter and ‘Grizzly Bear on steroids.’
If you’re interested in seeing us, we’re playing with the amazing US freak folk pioneers Akron/Family in a month’s time and you can buy cheaper than face value tickets from the link above. It’d be really cool to see some Tumblrfolk there.
A panoramic view from the top of Windyhill in Muirshiel Country Park, Scotland, 2013.
"There’s definitely a strong bond between musicians in Glasgow. It’s traditionally a socialist city, and I think that sense of community has kind of rubbed off on bands here."
– Stephen Pastel, 2013
Stuck-Up, Half-Witted, Scruffy-Looking Nerf Herder: 16 May 2013
This week, we discussed our collective ambivalence to peanut butter, the allure of Japanese sneakers, and the decadent pleasure that is the daytime nap. We also discussed Thom’s deep-seated fear of hairdressers, Jenny’s burgeoning obsession with Star Trek: The Original Series, and the…
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Shot on 16mm film with minimum set-ups, Blair Young’s ‘Check My Heart’ promo is the story of one early spring Saturday in Glasgow. Lives overlap, connect, coincide, the music is a constant; sometimes it’s only playing in our heads.
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