This week’s editorial is running a little late as I’m in the middle of moving house. Still, it would have been worse last week when Scotland was hit with hurricane strength winds.
Not too many albums coming out this week, it seems. Attention must be on the race for the Christmas number one spot on the singles chart, which seems to be all important. I’m guessing that whoever won The X Factor last night will be bringing one out – but I would love to see it topped by The Wombles. Now that would be funny.
As always, stick to glasswerk.co.uk for all your music news and reviews.
Gordon Johnston
Scotland Editor
Albums:
Bowling For Soup – 'Merry Flippin' Christmas Volumes 1 & 2'
Charlotte Gainsbourg – 'Stage Whisper'
Jonsi – 'We Bought A Zoo'
The Lemonheads – 'Laughing All The Way To The Cleaners'
Jai McDowall – 'Believe'
Rapper Big Pooh – 'Dirty Pretty Things'
Scala & Kolcany Brothers – 'Scala & Kolcany Brothers'
Slow Moving Millie – 'Renditions'
Singles:
Caged Animals – 'Pile Of $$$'
Coldplay – 'Charlie Brown'
DJ Shadow feat. Little Dragon – 'Scale It Back'
Foo Fighters – 'These Days'
Gotye – 'Easy Way Out'
Cee Lo Green – 'Anyway'
Mick Hucknall – 'Happy This Christmas'
George Michael – 'December Song'
The Naked & Famous – 'No Way'
The Rapture – 'Sail Away EP'
Steel Panther – 'Just Like Tiger Woods'
Frank Turner – 'Wessex Boy'
The Wombes – 'Wombling Merry Christmas'
