Scottish indie rock band from Glasgow, formed in 2003, known for their self-titled 2008 debut and the 2011 album Euphoric Heartbreak.

Reviews on DeBaser highlight James Allan as the band's leader and primary songwriter. The band's sound is described as mixing Scottish melodic sensibilities with shoegaze and synth-pop influences. The self-titled debut was self-produced initially and later released more widely (the review mentions a deal with Capitol). Songs referenced in the reviews include "Flowers And Football Tops", "Geraldine" and "The World Is Yours" (the latter is noted in the reviews as featured on the FIFA 12 soundtrack). Reviews also reference personal themes and troubled events discussed around the band in press coverage.

DeBaser hosts two appreciative reviews of Glasvegas, highlighting their 2008 self-titled debut and the 2011 follow-up Euphoric Heartbreak. Reviewers note shoegaze and synth-pop influences, strong songwriting by James Allan, and standout tracks such as "Flowers And Football Tops" and "Geraldine". The overall reception in these reviews is favorable.

For:Listeners of indie rock, shoegaze, synth-pop and British alternative music; readers of album reviews.

 Glasvegas holds in their hands a handful of songs that peers cannot write over their entire careers.

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 Glasvegas are not superstars and probably never will be, but in light of this second good work, they make their mark in a land close to their hearts, the homeland of their own style.

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