Glasvegas
Glasvegas

It's no stretch to say that hype is a fickle mistress. There's a maxim that there's no such thing as bad publicity, but try telling that to Kevin Smit...

"Fate fatal fate An act of hate that greets my fall from grace." Written in the margins of a tattered math book, or between the covers of a warped a...

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Common reference points for Glasvegas' sound include The Jesus And Mary Chain and Phil Spector (fuzz and wall of sound, respectively), but it's also c...

Glasgow’s Glasvegas broke through in a huge way in 2008 in their native U.K., with their self-titled debut reaching #2 on the charts over there. Now i...

Last year, the NME placed Vampire Weekend on its cover and declared that we were living in a time of renewed greatness in American music. Not long aft...

Too often, the problem with great live bands is a producer's tendency to turn away from the band's live strengths when in the studio. How many Muse al...

In Glasvegas frontman James Allan's world, "there's a storm on the horizon" in virtually every song, and while he "can't see the sun" he nevertheless ...

This Scottish quartet's first album is practically a best-of set — four songs previously appeared as high-buzz indie singles. Glasvegas create wa...

Glasvegas. It’s either a pun on the word “Glaswegian”- used to describe things that come from Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland-or a referen...