Chris Queen, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland - Page 2 of 13

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    Mark Radcliffe on Bizarre Technical Hiccups, Mythical Gigs, and Iggy Pop’s Transparent Trousers

    Biggedy Biggedy Bong! Twenty years after Mark Radcliffe and ‘the boy Lard’ Marc Riley ...

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    CURLEW: Evolution (EP Review)

    Evolution is an album of ambient electronic music from Gill Higgins, probably best known ...

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    KITTI – Somethin’ In The Water (album review)

    In an era of surprise releases, an album with this much anticipation around it ...

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    REBECCA VASMANT EP: Better Than Before / Come Together 

    The first artist signed to a new label created by Women In Jazz and ...

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    Orsova by 12th Isle – mashing styles focused on bringing people together on the dance floor (EP review)

    A six-song mixtape from the Glasgow label with a global outreach, this EP jumps ...

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    Pocket Dimension by Pocket Dimension – small movements and variations to seismic effect (album review)

    Honestly, sometimes I feel like there are reviews that could be replaced by that ...

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    Milange – CAUTION! Four dirty great punk tunes at breakneck speed from Glasgow band (EP review)

    Four dirty great punk tunes at breakneck speed from the Glasgow four-piece, who rattle ...

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    ZERRIN ‘Talking to myself ‘ (EP Review)

    SNACK reviewed ‘Maintenance Phase’, the lead single that opens this EP, in April – ...

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