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For this weeks instalment of Going Out we have hand picked a few of the most promising club nights happening in Glasgow this weekend. From dark basements to disco divas, we aim to guide you towards the more underground happenings in Glasgow, shining a light on previously undiscovered treasures of the city. From the primordial soup bubbled over from Sub Club's weekly institution Sub Rosa, comes a new night full of promise, a night which aims to deliver unearthed tunes to receptive patrons who are there exclusively to dance and cut shapes. Captaining the adventure into the realms of forgotten funk and ethereal techno are your inter-galaxy tour guides, Nowicki and Al-Shy. Most of you will know Nowicki by now or at least heard the name but for those that don't check out our last Monday Music post. Catch the renegades at Broadcast on the 20th February, free entry all night. This Saturday night brings us the launch of Le Freak at Affilion Studio situated opposite the river Cl...

Glasgow's newest club night ZAHLTAG starts this Friday at SWG3 Warehouse from 10pm-2am. The launch party features Sleazy McQueen and resident DJ's Craig Moogroove and Bobby Duff and will be free all night. Sleazy McQueen has brought his funked-up disco sound all over America and you can now see him in his Scottish debut. The DJ and owner of the record label Whiskey Disco he produces originals and reworks which are worth checking out on Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/sleazymcqueen . ZAHLTAG will be a regular club night at SWG3 warehouse on the last Friday of every month and is not to be missed!

Tonight see's the return of Highlife to La Cheetah with a party that was meant to happen late in 2012 but instead is opening the year 2013. Londoner via Paris Romare headlines tonights Mediations in Afrocentrism show with his unique take on African and African-American music which he generates through an innovative and wide-reaching method of sampling. Romare released his EP 'Mediations in Afrocentrism' back in March last year on Black Acre Records after spending a year collecting samples of songs, speeches, films, field recordings and interviews and rearranging and integrating them with West African rhythms and voices from Harlem in an attempt to better explain the relationships between these two musical cultures.   You can familiarise yourself with Romare by listening to his Boiler Room session below. Tonight he brings this unique style to La Cheetah with support coming from Esa and Fat Buddha Store favourite Auntie Flo, doors open at 11pm and £5 entry,...