QMU Live Fest Preview: Tijuana Bibles

Unashamedly rock n’ roll, Glasgow’s Tijuana Bibles bring an explosive energy to their music, moving on from their bluesy 2013 … More

Live Review – Youth Lagoon

Originally Published in the Heroes Issue, February 2016 KING TUT’S WAH WAH HUT – 05/02/16 “Glasgow, my friends” – that’s … More

Ulrika Spacek, The Hug and the Pint, 08/2 Ulrika Spacek is a breath of fresh air and dark-rock ideology – … More

The Front Bottoms – The Garage, 7th February ‘The categoric rise of The Front Bottoms after signing to Fueled By … More

My first encounter with Wandering Sons was hearing them busking outside St Enoch subway station during the Christmas Market. They … More

You’ve been described as one of the biggest up-and-coming bands recently, how do you think you’ve gotten this far? I … More

Self-described as “aggressively melodic” and “apologetic pop music”, with Enya as their only listed musical influence, it’s difficult to tell … More

Folly & The Hunter move towards a more upbeat, poppy version of indie/folk with their third album Awake. The Montréal-based … More

On Saturday 12th March, the QMU will be hosting its first QMU Live Fest from 1pm till 10:30pm – that’s … More

Afro styled into a 50’s quiff, always dressed in monochrome 60s graphic print dresses or sharp, androgynous suits, Janelle Monae … More