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Lorna Irvine

Album Review: Shygirl – Nymph

Blane Muise, aka London singer/DJ/rapper Shygirl, is all about dualism in her music. It ...

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Album Review: Gold Panda – The Work

Derwin Schlecker (Gold Panda) has always been one for making effortless sounds from disparate ...

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Album review: Shamir – Heterosexuality

Prolific Nevada avant-garde artist Shamir Bailey knows that the best pop may be delivered ...

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Theatre Review: La Performance, Tron Theatre, October 14th 2022

Ramesh Meyyappan and Emmanuelle Laborit’s almost-two-hander (were it not for a few interjections from ...

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Album review: Spacemoth – No Past No Future

Afghan American artist Maryam Qudus, who has previously worked as a producer for artists ...

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Album: Kathryn Joseph – for you who are the wronged

The power of Kathryn Joseph’s music lies in its quiet, understated delicacy: she can ...

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Hen Horse

Album Review: Hen Hoose – Equaliser

The cream of female and non-binary Scottish music come together to create a dream ...

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She Drew the Gun

Album Review: She Drew the Gun – Behave Myself

Louisa Roach, the brainchild behind She Drew The Gun, is an outspoken presence, in ...

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