@spacehopper don’t I remember you recommending this series ages ago?
I’m having great fun digging through this lot, but given that they’re a bit niche the backing metadata online can be a bit sparse so it’s going to take a while getting it all correct.
Still, I have plenty of time, hopefully!
Indeedy did you get the full set Guy ?
There was talk of them resurrecting the magazine in some form.
I’m really only scraping the surface!
well, that cost me a bit this morning… truthfully it could have been a lot worse, but they have large quantities of Soul, Jazz and Metal, and only small quantities of the type of stuff I typically go for. My wallet was v happy about that.
Dirt cheap CDs abound, and I barely scratched the surface digging through them
Current political drama aside, I had to dig this up on Discogs etc. to get albums tagged correctly.
So, Glasgow DJ duo. I swear I knew one of them - it’s such an unusual name.
Best guess flatmate in one of a couple alternative households I hung out with mid-90s 
Did you ever drink in The Liquor Shack in Hope Street when you frequented Glasgow ?
I assume you are talking about Orde. They used to run the legendary “Pressure” at The Arches in Glasgow as well as the Slam tent at T in the Park. Their most famous track is Positive Education, an absolute banger of a techno tune.
He took over our favourite boozer, the afore-mentioned The Liquor Shack, and proceeded to ruin it - the cunt - so we used to annoy the fuck out of him when he DJ’d in the Sub Club.
This was way before his SLAM days and he did have the last laugh - the fucking cunt. 
Yes. Absolutely no idea where I know the name from, but it’s extremely familiar.
Yes you know the name as it’s attched to a cunt.
I don’t remember that pub at all, It must have changed names by the time I was cutting about town (mid 90s)
It had shut down by then because, yes you guessed it, Orde Mikle had ruined it - the cunt.
It was the successor to the Rock Garden - part of the holy triumvirate of the Glasgow 80’s scene.
Saturday consisted of Fopp - Flip Clothing - Rock Garden/The Liquor Shack.
I haz the sad now. 
Rerelease 2LP. Not sure how this passed me by when it was first released back in '94 although I did buy the follow up album ‘Despite Yourself’ off the back of the Tourniquet single.
Heavily grunge influenced and a nice pressing with a bonus LP of BBC sessions and extra tracks.
Damn, only Despite Yourself on Tidal, not this one. Still, that’s a new album to me, never heard of these guys before.
I don’t think it’s on Spotify either. It’s on YouTube if you want a listen
