Serenna Zingg, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland

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    Bikini Body Make Post-Gutter-Skunk-Funk For The People

    The volume of Scottish bands built upon seratingly funny lyricism truly makes one wonder ...

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    Middle-Class Guilt Release ‘Their King of Comedy’ (Album Review)

    I first became aware of Middle Class Guilt at a Rum Shack showcase in ...

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    Middle Class Guilt: Recent Musical Breakthroughs, Fresh Single ‘Edinburgh’ and Upcoming Release ‘Their King of Comedy’ (interview)

    Combining cavernous, negative-space recording techniques with exclamatory jam-oriented live sessions, Glasgow-based Middle Class Guilt ...

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    Buck Meek: ‘The Mirror’ – Bound to attract fans of Big Thief and enthusiasts of stripped-back country alike (Album Review)

    Texas-born-and-raised Buck Meek doesn’t shy away from matters of the vulnerable or precious; in ...

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    Midlands Duo Big Special Exceeds the National Average In Talent- Glasgow SWG3 Gig Review

    It is my opinion that a band can be more evocatively described by the ...

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    Hen Hoose Collectives’ The Twelve Runs on Dual Cylinders

    Hen Hoose Collective is somewhat of a ubiquity in the Scottish music scene – ...

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    Maz and The Phantasms EP: Neither Ironic nor Serious – Maz and the Phantasms Find the Sweet Spot (review)

    As if the events of the past year couldn’t get more bizarre, we were ...

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    Nadya Albertsson’s ‘Half Silk Half Blade’: Sprawling, Aspirational, and Occasionally Brilliant (review)

    What would sound if an artist cross-pollinated the golden-hour music of Cleo Sol and ...

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