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    Interview: Post Coal Prom Queen – Music For First Contact

    Perpetually inventive and perhaps Scotland’s most charming musical duo, Post Coal Prom Queen are ...

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    Kenny Lavelle

    Film Horses Scotland on Why the Saying ‘Never Work With Children or Animals’ is an Unfair Assessment

    Jacob Martin works in the Horse Department at Film Horses Scotland, a company that ...

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    Jamie Wills

    Interview: Lynsey May on her debut novel Weak Teeth

    Lynsey May has just celebrated the publication day of her debut novel, Weak Teeth.  ...

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    Keira Brown

    Interview: Glasgow’s Comfort on only dealing only in bangers, the music industry’s co-opting of politics for profit, and new album ‘What’s Bad Enough?’

    Machine-precise drumming, frenetic beats, and inimitable stage presence are only some of the factors ...

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    Daisy Cassidy

    SNACK Bits: May 2023 – Scotland’s New Music Round-up

    It’s not as though the Bits team has been stuck in a rut, but ...

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    Andy Reilly

    Track by Track: Indigo De Souza – All of This Will End

    Writing music reviews while avoiding reductive clichés can be trickier than it seems. It’s ...

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    Stephen McColgan

    Books: Navigating Youth and Growth in a Neurodivergent and Queer Body with Elspeth Wilson’s ‘Too Hot to Sleep’

    Do vampires breathe? Did you take any breaths during your first kiss? Can poems ...

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    Natalie Jayne Clark

    Books: Examining the Everyday with Angus Peter Campbell’s ‘Electricity’

    Sometimes it’s the way the story is told rather than the story itself that ...

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    Alistair Braidwood