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SNACK Chats to brings you conversations with artists, cutators and professionals across music, books, ...

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Podcast: Everybody Wants to Play the Hits

Everybody Wants to Play the Hits is the new Scottish music review podcast, brought ...

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SNACK magazine Summer 2026

SNACK magazine is Scotland’s national, independent A5 What’s On, Arts & Culture magazine Curated ...

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SNACK magazine: digital archive

SNACK is Scotland’s vibrant A5 independent, monthly, arts & culture magazine. Each print edition ...

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Raveheart by Graeme Armstrong: veers from endearingly silly to deadly serious – stimulating but not necessarily cohesive

Raveheart  Raveheart – Graeme Armstrong’s satirical follow-up to best-selling debut The Young Team – ...

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Gwenhwyfar Ferch Rhys

From Oz to Glasgow: Jeff Goldblum’s Unforgettable Night of Music and Magic at the Theatre Royal

Before the show even starts, Jeff Goldblum’s unmistakable voice booms through the speakers, setting ...

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Mona Montella

noodle: Scotland’s Experimental Music Round-Up (June 2026)

A slightly condensed Noodle this issue: a whistle-stop tour of the fringes, if you ...

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Chris Queen
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Interview: Frankie Morrow on Finding Honesty in ‘Way Out West’

With every release and live show, Frankie Morrow offers a different style. All enjoyable, ...

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Andy Reilly
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Interview: Fright Years: ‘We Don’t Want to Be an Energy That Burns Out Quickly’

The best music to listen to is also the worst to write about. Once ...

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Serenna Zingg
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SNACK Bits (Summer 2026) Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide

Summertime, and the living is . . . well, it’s not easy, is it? ...

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Andy Reilly
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David Keenan on ‘Boyhood’ and Life in Exile from Glasgow

Starting with the critically acclaimed This Is Memorial Device, David Keenan has carved a ...

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Alistair Braidwood
A photograph of artist James Gladwell, a smiling man with a beard and glasses wearing a blue and white checkered shirt, sitting at a work table in a studio with a piece of fabric featuring an intricate line-drawn embroidery pattern in front of him.

Interview: Project Ability on Bringing James Gladwell’s Dream-Inspired Art to Glasgow

Project Ability – Scotland’s foremost visual arts company for people with learning disabilities and ...

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Donald Stewart