Lorna Irvine 
Die! Die! Die! Old People Die! – Tron Theatre Review
When we get really old (if we get really old) what do we cling ...
Music review: SEODAH – Rossum: Experimental Radio – The atmosphere of an unoccupied basement, the shiver that comes just before the jump scare
SEODAH is an acronym for ‘Sound Effects of Death and Horror’, and is the ...
Album Review: Terry – Call Me Terry
Maybe there’s something in the water, but Australia has been bringing us some excellent ...
Kidnapped Review Theatre Royal Glasgow 5th April
There are three things you can guarantee with work from the brilliant Isobel McArthur: ...
Adopting Audrey – Glasgow Film Festival Review
Jena Malone is the titular character in M. Cahill’s feature film, a low-key little ...
Home, I’m Darling, Theatre Royal – Theatre Review
Judy (Jessica Ransom) and husband Johnny (Neil McDermott) are the epitome of fifties bliss: ...
Album Review: HAWA – HADJA BANGOURA
Inspired by her great-grandmother who passed away earlier this year, this debut album from ...
Album Review: Su-a Lee – Dialogues
The South Korea-born, Edinburgh-based musician Su-a Lee has a thirty-year career as vibrant as ...
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