Currently spinning Nothing Lasts Forever. Curious how they’re viewed back home in the UK—are they treated like legends, or are they more of a cult indie band over there?

Also featured Johnny Marr and Kirsty McColl.

Basically the title. I'm not talking about bands like Frightened Rabbit etc. where you can tell they're Scottish by the tone in their voice but those who basically sing "in Scottish". Thanks for your help!

Does anyone remember a Glasgow band from the early 80s..singer was a guy called Andy Morgan,who came from Castlemilk.. great band..kinda talking heady..played in the sub club or called Lucifers back in the day..played great gig in sub club with Jesus and the Marychain..

Looking to see if anyone remembers a great band from Castlemilk Glasgow..they did some great gigs early 80s and lead guitar and singer Andy Morgan was excellent and they should have been up there but unfortunately fate was not on their side..

Full review: https://northernexposuremagazine.co.uk/album-review-vagrant-real-estate-neither-collar-nor-crown/

Hey folks, I recently discovered Biffy Clyro, and as an American, I’m kicking myself for not finding them sooner. But it got me thinking—so many of my favorite bands over the years have been Scottish: Del Amitri, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Franz Ferdinand… and of course, Frightened Rabbit will always hold a special place in my heart.

Scotland, you’ve been quietly shaping my music taste for years. Cheers to that! Any other must-listen Scottish bands I should check out?

They were an electronic/experimental musician called Apollo Bay I think in Glasgow around 2007-2009. I think they had a bit of a Myspace following. Anyone remember them?

I'm always on the lookout for new emerging bands or ones that have been around a few years but might not have had the exposure they deserve. I’d love to hear about bands people have seen live and rate highly—especially those that bring real energy to their performances.

Open to most genres, though jazz isn’t really my thing. If they’ve got a solid live presence and a distinct sound, I’m all ears. Drop your recommendations!

As you can see, the video starts off with Scotland the brave, but then it transitions to three other tunes. Are these actual tunes, or is it just improvisation?