“AN INTRIGUING COLLISION OF VARIED INFLUENCES, WITH NODS TO EVERYTHING FROM SHOEGAZE TO PRINCE AND APHEX TWIN” MTV 

8/10 - CLASH

"Beeps, bliss, & trippy elements combined in multi-layered skill: they may be machines, but there's no lack of emotion here. Maybe it's artificial intelligence, or electronic with a heart & soul. Whatever, just enjoy the dancing."
Elaine O' Connor - writer for 'Drowned in Sound' & 'Radar Scotsman'.

"In many ways Machines In Heaven are the perfect Glasgow band - they combine all the musicianship & live appeal of an indie-rock combo with a fine feel for tough dance beats & experimental electronics.
Their sound continues to evolve as the band explore new methods of production & performance. They have depth & range: the perfect soundtrack to late nights, summer days or headphone 
innervisions."
Bram E. Gieben, writer for 'The Skinny' & 'Shallow Rave'.

"Shite! Yous are shite! It's aw wierd!"
Some pished guy at a gig we did in 'Bar Bloc', Glasgow.

https://www.facebook.com/machinesinheaven

Formed in 2008 they released their first album 'Long Way Down'on May 2011 which is available on I Tunes.They then ventured on a mini tour of the UK which they had to cancel due to personnel changes. Euan Varney joined in july 2012 and the guy's went back into the studio to create their second album. They started recording the second album in march 2013 but unfortunatly had to stop in October the same year as the bass player took unwell and was admitted to hospital. It was later discovered that Neale had terminal cancer and he subsequently passed away in march 7th 2014. Francis McHugh's brother later joined on 6th May 2014 and after a couple of months rehearsing they undertook some shows untill March 2015.
 Eventually in July they got back to producing the 2nd album ’ The Ideal Of Youth' which was put out on Worldwide release on December 16th 2016 @ The ITunesStore,Spotify,GooglePlay,AmazonMp3,Deezer,Groove and many more.

 Worse Than Moe filled the callander with shows through 17/18/19 and returned to the studio in October 2019 and started writing the 3rd album releasing single lullaby for the gods in February the following year. Worldwide chaos followed the following month with a global pandemic and everything came to a hault as the world took stalk.

Eventually with caution recording/writing re-started in September 2020 under quarantine guidelines which proved frustrating and slow as the chance to rehearse wasn’t available. Having to find ways to adapt and evolve in writing and recording came with its challenges with Damian leaving in summer of 22.
The band once again struggled through and with the introduction of new bass player Allan Brown in April 24 the 3rd Album being released October 28th 2024

All music available @ worsethanmoe.bandcamp.com and all other online music stores 
Watch @ https://youtube.com/@worsethanmoe5942?si=9ZDoZOjofW8kjgs3

Lindsay Green has developed a solid reputation in the Glasgow underground scene. Over the years she has played at some of the city's premiere events including: Riverside Festival, Pressure, Electric Frog and the Sub Club. Alongside her partner in crime Raymond as Co-Accused, she has held down a residency at one the UK's best underground venues, Club 69. Last year they launched their label which they describe as “sonic grooves from another galaxy”. Featuring a remix from Jensen Interceptor, their debut four-track release ‘Psychonaut Society’  has been played by the likes of Helena Hauff, Dave Clarke & Slam. More recently Co-Accused released on Soma Records sub-label Avoidant with the spatial and techno edged 'Abduction'. Lindsay's music is filled with the same infectious energy and driving, futuristic sound that fuels her notorious basement parties.

Amy Malcolm is a singer songwriter from Glasgow who at the age of 21 has released two EPs.

In the past three years, Amy has gigged throughout Britain touring both of her E’s as well as travelling over the Atlantic to New York to perform. Amy has worked with and supported acts including Greg Kane of Hue and Cry, Sandi Thom, Eaves, Eliot Sumner and Chris T-T. 

Amy is currently working towards her new EP and tour project. Her live show is certainly not to be missed. 


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