Chris Queen, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland

    Chris Queen

    A photograph of Gurry Wurry standing outdoors against an overcast sky with out-of-focus trees in the background. He has long dark hair and a full beard, and is looking thoughtfully off to the right, away from the camera. He is resting his forearms on a silver metal railing. He is wearing a retro-style windbreaker jacket with bright pink, purple, and orange colour-blocked panels over a graphic t-shirt.

    Interview: How Gurry Wurry Packaged the Heavy Metaphors of ‘Glue’ into Accessible Pop

    Ever-charming crooner Gurry Wurry returns with his usual mix of off-kilter pop and excellent ...

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    Eraserhead Xiu Xiu, Cottiers Theatre, Glasgow, 4th Feb (live review)

    OK, first things first. An experimental musician taking on one of cinema’s most profound, ...

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    Alice Faye – Citizen’s Theatre, Glasgow – Celtic Connections 2026 (review)

    Alice Faye takes to the stage of a refurbished Victorian music hall to a ...

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    Peter Cat – Starchamber: Cosmic, lascivious, and confident

    The second album from the Glasgow based art-pop band opens with a squeal of ...

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    Emma Pollock: Begging The Night To Take Hold (interview)

    Founding member of The Delgados and of independent label Chemikal Underground, Emma Pollock returns ...

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    Diljeet Kaur Bhachu on Music, Memory, and Making Space for Imperfection

    Musician, poet, and activist Diljeet Kaur Bhachu released her stunning debut album, Double Lives, ...

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    Roller Disco Death Party: Synths, Drums & Rave Values

    Amelia Briggs Haldane and Neal McHarg are two-piece electronic synth and drum duo Roller ...

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    In Limerence: Jacob Alon Delves Into the Difficult Unspoken Parts of Being a Human

    Photo credit: Jules Moskovtchenko Limerence is the feeling of infatuated love, the often involuntary, ...

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