
Music writer, author and journalist Allan Glen interviews the bands, musicians, songwriters, filmmakers, record label bosses and writers who create the best Scottish pop. Allan is the author of Stuart Adamson - In a Big Country, the critically acclaimed biography on the Skids and Big Country legend, and a former NME writer and BBC broadcaster.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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This is the second and final part of the interview with Bruce – and this week the mood and conversation take a turn: to pressure, alcoholism, depression and the death at 43 of the guitarist who, in Bruce’s own words, “made an amazing sound that I lov... more
There’s, rightly, been a lot of attention on Stuart Adamson in recent months with the publication of another biography on the Skids and Big Country legend and news of a forthcoming documentary that will hopefully bury for ever the image of the band a... more
The Beta Band. Big Country. The Skids. Friends Again. The Rezillos. The Bluebells. The list of recently reformed Scottish bands goes on and on.
As fans, we’re excited to have these bands back, of course, but having worked on music business magazines... more
Thrilled that Mike joins me on Scotpop this week.
After finding new fans with the soundtrack of the latest hit Netflix show Something Very Bad is Going To Happen, Mike and co are finally getting the attention they deserve so there’s lots to talk ab... more
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A Scottish music interview show that centers on the people shaping Scotland's pop scene, from bands, musicians and songwriters to filmmakers, label bosses and writers. Episodes frequently explore the DIY ethos, historical scenes, and crossovers between music and culture, with a tilt toward indie, punk, and scene-defining moments in Glasgow, Edinburgh and beyond. Guests tend to be creators with deep ties to the Scottish music community, often sharing personal anecdotes, historical context, and insights into the industry's independent infrastructure. The show often blends archival anecdotes, book or film references, and long-running regional narratives, making it a strong pick for listeners who want both behind-the-scenes detail and cultural ... more
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Recent guests on Scotpop include:
1. Mike Scott
2. John Niven
3. James Grant
4. Grant McPhee
5. Douglas MacIntyre
6. Scott Rowley
7. Ian Rankin
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