Chris Queen, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland - Page 3 of 13

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    PICTISH TRAIL ‘Follow Footsteps’ (EP Review)

    Reimagining songs from his 2022 album Island Family, the Small Isles polymath Johnny Lynch ...

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    Scotland’s Best Grassroots Music Venues SNACK Student Guide 2024

    When you look at the moments in music that kickstart a movement, it’s striking ...

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    Elf Lyons on horror as a solution & bringing new show, Horses, to Edinburgh Fringe 2024

    Stand-up comedian, director, and classically trained clown – Elf Lyons has a list of ...

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    Cassandra Jenkins ‘My Light, My Destroyer’ (Album Review)

    There are little details scattered through My Light, My Destroyer, the third album from ...

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    Dark Fidelity Hi-Fi ‘Formations ‘ (Album Review)

    A new release on Bricolage is always going to be worth our attention – ...

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    Ari Tsugi on musical chemistry, spirituality, and gifts of the universe.

    The latest signing to Rebecca Vasmant’s label, Rebecca’s Records, Ari Tsugi are a psychedelic ...

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    OUTBLINKER ‘OUTBLINKER’ (Album Review)

    Intensity is the word that characterises the long- awaited debut album from ‘self-facilitating media ...

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    Guests ‘I wish I was special’ (Album Review)

    There’s an intimacy to this debut album from Jessica Higgins and Matthew Walkerdine; the ...

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