Scottish

Farseer myspace page Farseer began in late 2007 in Glasgow, Scotland by David Bisset (Bass), David Connolly (Guitar), Stefan Barron - Drums and Jon Stewart (Guitar) whom set out to create a heavy metal band with an epic atmosphere, blending their influences from power metal, speed metal and battle metal to produce a fresh and headbangable sound. In April 2008 the line up was completed with the addition of vocalist Dean Turner.

Glasgow metal band Madman Is Absolute formed in April 2000. They combine thrash with math metal time signatures to create truly emotive and powerful metal. Madman have supported the likes of The Haunted, Stampin Ground, Madball, As Friend Rust, Medulla Nocte, God Forbid, Devolved, Dead BlueSky, Charger, Creation Is Crucifixion, Tangaroa, Labrat and The Crown and their live performances, whilst energetic, are especially notable for the tight precision of the playing.
Tony Newell - Vocals David Sandford - Guitars

Vigo Thieves make a welcome return in 2012 with their ambitious two-part EP Heart & Soul. On the EP, the band use classic influences from the 80s such as New Order, U2 and Simple Minds to produce a fresh, anthemic sound akin to bands like M83. This brilliant release is full of driven beats, explosive synthesizers and soaring, emotionally charged vocals fit for any festival the world over. The band ease the listener in with the instrumental intro, “Wide Awake”...

The Red Hot Chilli Pipers are the winners of the Prime Time BBC One show 'When Will I Be Famous', with a blistering set Rock Bagpipes that astounded the viewers and critics! In 2004 the group appeared on the main stage at T in the Park with the headline band, rock group The Darkness, and a track from the new Red Hot Chilli Pipers CD was recently played on Radio One. The band features Stuart Cassells, the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2005...