Two flats converted into a venue for some of the best underground nights in Glasgow, and garnering a growing reputation. The venue is still used as a student union for postgraduates at Glasgow University but non-members can now access the array of nights by simply getting signed in. With regular nights such as the wondrous eclectic music fest that is Audio Ice Cream and the more indie-focused Feed the 5000, they are now joined by a raft of nights to whet the appetite.


Manager of the club, Fiona Dalrymple, explains to us just what makes the venue unique: "The building is a converted Victorian house, with many of the original period fixtures, so has a more house party feel than many venues nearby. It is a fairly small venue, which suits a more intimate style of gathering."

The small, cosy club has also been used by big hitters such as Optimo recently, and is growing via word of mouth in Glasgow at the moment. This has been fuelled by Subcity radio getting in on the action with their own club nights.