The exhibition is accompanied by guest artists, writers, label and fanzine owners amongst others,
documenting the Post Punk explosion in Glasgow and beyond in an era when the city's musicians
were a focus of the global music industry.
Friday 27th January 6-8pm:
FULLY BOOKED
Davy Henderson: Fire Engines, Win, Nectarine No. 9, The Sexual Objects.
Douglas MacIntyre: Article 58, Flesh, Love and Money, Creeping Bent Records.
Libby McArthur: Sophisticated Boom Boom, Actress (River City, and more).
Jacquie Bradley-Heeps: Sophisticated Boom Boom, His Latest Flame.
Stephen Pastel: The Pastels.
David Belcher: Writer and Music Critic.
Acoustic set by Leo Condie (Low Miffs) and Malcolm Ross (Orange Juice, Josef K, Aztec Camera).
Friday 10th February 6-8pm:
FULLY BOOKED
Brian Guthrie:
Writer for music papers/magazines: Sounds, Zig Zag, Mojo, Classic Rock (amongst many others), Band manager: Lowlife and Nerve, Nightshift Records label boss, former Vice-Chair of The Scottish Record Industry Association (for 6 years), currently running Twenty Stone Blatt Records.
Stephen McKee:
Author of '48 Thrills - A Glasgow Punk Tale.' Owner of multi-media collective 'Flowers In The Dustbin', a record label, fiction publisher and event instigator.
Bobby Bluebel:
Ten Commandments fanzine and The Bluebells, DJ.
Robert H. King:
Pleasantly Surprised cassette label / Cathexis Recordings label owner, gig promoter, occasional writer. Currently a graphic designer.
Sandy McLean:
Fast Product Records and distribution /Fast Forward distribution, record store owner: Avalanche, Love Music.
Billy Sloan:
Glasgow based journalist and broadcaster.
Friday 24th February 6-8pm:
Admission is free but places are limited. Our previous talks have been fully booked so you are advised to reserve your ticket early to avoid disappointment.
To book your ticket/s please click here>
John Williamson:
Honey at the Core fanzine, Journalist, Manager Belle and Sebastian.
Stuart Murdoch:
Belle and Sebastian.
Stewart Cruikshank:
Producer, Radio Scotland.
Jim Gellatly:
DJ and Broadcaster: In:Demand Uncut - Amazing Radio - New Music syndicated Podcast.
John Cavanagh:
is well known as a broadcaster, writer and producer of records by other artists.
He is author of the Rough Guide to Pink Floyd, and is currently working on the fourth full-length Phosphene album.
Line up for talks may be subject to alteration.
Line up for talks may be subject to alteration.
Sponsorship by:
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