Andy Reilly, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland - Page 11 of 34

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    Protection’s Scott Paterson on How It’s All About Your Imagination

    With new music bombarding us each week, it’s easy to overlook or miss something ...

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    Gang of Four’s Jon King talks about the balance of power between artists and labels, rediscovering old songs, and the space to make mistakes

    In August, even long-term residents of Edinburgh can feel like a tourist in their ...

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    Cortnë chats about her new EP ‘Florescence’, cassettes, ghosting, DIY, and full-on summers (Interview)

    The volume of emerging Scottish songwriting talent threatens to be overwhelming at the moment ...

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    EP Review – Seeds II by Protection

    Protection’s Seeds II EP marks a distinct departure from the artists’ previous work, serving ...

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    Album Review – Nothing Lasts Forever by Teenage Fanclub

    Album opener ‘Foreign Land’ glides into life, traversing the distance from Laurel Canyon to ...

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    SNACK Bits – Scotland’s Essential New Music (September 2023)

    Great news: the Edinburgh Festival is over, and we are no longer subjugated to ...

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    Album review: Romance by Kohla

    Kohla's Romance is a captivating seven-track journey that seamlessly slips between gentle caresses and ...

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    Kohla talks about her new album ‘Romance’, making the most of what you have, and making music for a lifetime

    Kohla chats to SNACK about love, heartbreak, production, live shows, and who is in ...

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