Glasvegas are riding high at the moment, but it may all be short-lived, because frontman and songwriter James Allan doesn't know if he has it in him. A planned Christmas mini-album may be the last material the band release. Then again, it might not.
He told The Daily Record: "My family and my band don't know what I am going to be doing next. We may never make another record. Our Christmas album could be the last. I've told the band and they understand. They know you can't plan for creativity. If I knew where the songs came from then maybe I could but I don't. Every time I sit down with a guitar it's not like a song flows easily. Sometimes, it is hard work and it takes a lot out of me to put a song together. Hopefully, I'll still be inspired to go on to make more music but being inspired in the future and having your sanity is not something you can take for granted. The band understand. the way I write. They've said, 'Whatever. If this is the last, it is the last.' We're not saying, let's fulfil our 15 album deal. We'll just see what happens. In a rock 'n' roll band you don't know what's round the bend. We might be on a burger stall this time next year".