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    Middle-Class Guilt Release ‘Their King of Comedy’ (Album Review)

    I first became aware of Middle Class Guilt at a Rum Shack showcase in ...

    A group photo of the OOSOOM volunteers standing together on a grand wooden staircase, all smiling and wearing matching bright orange "OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND" t-shirts.

    Interview: OOSOOM on Saving Lives, Found Family, and the Fight for Future Funding

    In its 13th year, celebrating the work of almost 400 people, the Edinburgh- based ...

    A portrait of SHHE facing forward with a neutral expression. Her dark, wet, curly hair falls loosely around her face, with a few strands resting on her forehead. She is wearing a simple black sleeveless top set against a vibrant green-teal background.

    Interview: SHHE on ‘THALASSA’, Sinking Cities, and Giving Voice to the Mediterranean

    Dundee-based sound artist and producer SHHE, otherwise known as Su Shaw, has a new ...

    The five members of the band Jutebox posing on a narrow, enclosed staircase with blue wooden walls. The band members are staggered at different heights on the steps. The member in the front left wears a black leather jacket over a graphic tee, while the member in the front right wears a black patterned shirt with his arm tattoos visible. Framed posters are partially visible on the wall behind them.

    Single Review: Jutebox Return with ‘Fallout’

    Following a well-received EP last summer and successful Scottish headline tour, Glasgow based, ska/funk ...

    The band Kneecap performing live on stage at St Luke's. The stage is illuminated by intense red lighting and heavy atmospheric smoke. In the background, a large, illuminated stained glass window is flanked by a pipe organ on the left and a balcony with audience members on the right. On stage, a DJ stands behind a desk on the left, while two vocalists are at the front; one in a hooded jacket and sunglasses gestures outwards, and the other stands to the right in dark clothing holding a microphone.

    Kneecap at Saint Lukes, Glasgow : Four Gigs in 24 Hours, and the Race to Number One

    ‘How amazing would it be to have an album called ‘Fenian’ number one in ...