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Album review: Squid — Bright Green Field
Squid have caught the eyes and ears with singles and an EP, but a ...
Book review: How To Survive Everything (When There’s No One Left to Trust) by Ewan Morrison
If any Scottish writer was going to tackle the task of writing a pandemic ...
Positive Gaming: 7 No Stress Games
Taking time to look after yourself is always important, even when you’re not really ...
Scotland’s Venues Given Nod To Reopen
Scotland’s music venues, cinemas, theatres, and comedy clubs have been given the nod to ...
Album review: Stanley Odd – Stay Odd : The Magic of Everyday Things
As hip-hop in the US suffers through an era of mumble rap from the ...
EP Review: Rachel Jack – Magazine Girls
Following on from her 2020 acoustic folk album The Calgary Tapes, Rachel Jack goes ...
RCS: Into the New 2021
Into the New is the graduate festival for the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s Contemporary ...
Single review: Kaputt – Movement Now
Kaputt, the Glasgow-based DIY sextet, are back with new single ‘Movement Now’. Post-punky and ...
Single review: Sulka – Hollow Days
‘Hollow Days’ is the latest single from recording project Sulka. Brought to you by ...
Album review: The Gracious Losers – Six Road Ends
You find some people get too hung up on country music, possibly scarred from ...
Album review: Flock of Dimes – Head of Roses
Jenn Wasner’s indie rock duo Wye Oak have been around for a number of ...
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