Gwenhwyfar Ferch Rhys, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland
Malaika Kegode and folk-prog duo Jakabol standing outdoors among lush green trees and foliage, wearing dark clothing. Kegode stands centrally with headphones around her neck, while the two band members pose on either side holding electric guitars and a banjo. Photo credit: Paul Blakemere

Badgers by Malaika Kegode: At Once Sappy, Tender, and Terrifying (review) *****

A warm and life-affirming if bittersweet performance, Badgers is full of charm, character, and ...

Steven Phillips-Horst sitting on a metal stool outdoors in a dark pinstripe suit, white button-down shirt, and patterned red and blue tie against a balcony and building backdrop for The Last Mad Man.

The Last Mad Man: a Sharp Satire of the Marketing Age (review) *** 1/2

Bitterly funny and riotously bleak, The Last Mad Man is the most apt political ...

Raveheart by Graeme Armstrong: veers from endearingly silly to deadly serious – stimulating but not necessarily cohesive

Raveheart  Raveheart – Graeme Armstrong’s satirical follow-up to best-selling debut The Young Team – ...