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    SNACK Bits (February 2026) Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide

    We’re entering the shortest month of the year, so before you know it, we’ll ...

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    Andy Reilly

    SNACK Chats to

    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 Autumn / Winter 2025

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

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    SNACK Merch

    Get your SNACK T-shirts and Sweatshirts from the SNACK shop Delivery packaging is easily ...

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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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    Butoh Dance and Music, The Old Hairdressers, Glasgow (review – 4 Stars)

    Ankoku Butoh, the ‘dance of darkness’ arose from the ashes of World War Two ...

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    Donald Stewart

    A Play For Torry: part ceilidh, part protest, part love-letter to a community that refuses to be quiet (Interview: Director, Emer Morris)

    Emer Morris is one of two directors behind A Play for Torry which has ...

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    Donald Stewart

    The Cribs – Selling A Vibe: 22 years on, Pop punk stalwarts back with riff on their winning formula (album review)

    It’s been 22 years since The Cribs self-titled debut album dropped, in an era ...

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    Marc Bean

    Fuzz Fest Episode IV @ Leith FAB Cricket Club (review)

    Fuzz Bat Gigs’ DIY festival Fuzz Fest returned last weekend, 10th January, for three ...

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    Christopher Sneddon

    The Snow Queen: Scottish Ballet Treads Old Ground Though New Casting Brings Spellbinding New Experience

    Review: The Snow Queen by Scottish Ballet, Theatre Royal, Glasgow, Wednesday 7th January 2026 ...

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    Keira Brown

    Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s Wilding at Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket (review) – All Things of the Earth are Connected

    Jaune Quick-to-See Smith was a Native American visual artist whose final collection of work ...

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    Alekia Gill

    Cumbernauld Theatre – Vital Local Theatre Earns A Reprive, But Is Not Saved Yet (Interview: Chief Executive, Patricia Stead)

    At the beginning of 2025, Creative Scotland announced that 251 arts organisations were to ...

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    Donald Stewart