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SNACK magazine: May 2025 (issue 73)

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

SNACK Bits (April ’25): Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide

It’s beginning to look a lot like Easter, whatever that means to you: perhaps ...

SNACK Chats to

SNACK Chats to is the place you can listen to SNACK magazine’s interviews. Some ...

SNACK magazine: digital archive

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

Thunderbolts* Review – Marvel Studios’ Pulpy Comedy Tries Hard To Be A Thriller 

Marvel Studios’ antihero team-up ditches cosmic shenanigans for a brass tacks approach, deploying genre ...

Tummy Monster Review — A Little Goes A Long Way In This Fiery First Feature By Scottish Director  

First-time writer-director Ciaran Lyons flirts with brilliance in this devilish tour of celebrity egotism, ...

The Accountant 2 Review – Second time’s the charm in action packed, laugh-a-minute sequel with a huge moral core

Ben Affleck’s autistic assassin makes a stylish comeback in Gavin O’Connor’s worthwhile sequel, co-starring ...

Femi Kuti – Journey Through Life album cover

Femi Kuti – Journey Through Life (album review) Inventive, Propulsive, Fluid, and Hypnotic

Son of the inimitable Fela Kuti the inventor of Afrobeat, Femi Kuti has carved ...

Manic Street Preachers at Glasgow Barrowland, Critical Thinking tour, 12th April 2025 (gig review)

Back with their new album, Critical Thinking, Manic Street Preachers packed out the iconic ...

Nikhita – Solace ‘a soothing breath that says this too shall pass’ (EP review)

Combining the beautiful, unhurried delivery of some atmospheric soul music with an approach based ...

The Amateur review – Rami Malek coasts through CIA tech-revenge thriller without a lick of spark

Rami Malek’s workmanlike tech-revenge thriller boasts an intriguing cocktail pitch, but hitting the mark ...

Little Women at Festival Theatre, Edinburgh (theatre review)

It has now been 157 years since Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women was first ...

Scottish Festivals Guide 2025 (Part 2)

As always, there are just too many great Scottish festivals to fit in one ...