Music
Interviews, previews, reviews and more. A focus on independent musicians and producers who are from, working in or playing soon in Scotland.
Scottish Festivals Guide 2025 (Part 2)
As always, there are just too many great Scottish festivals to fit in one ...
REBECCA VASMANT on Growth, Vulnerability, and the Evolution of Glasgow’s Jazz Scene
DJ, producer, label boss, and linchpin of the Glasgow jazz scene, Rebecca Vasmant has ...
ZOE GRAHAM on Therapy, Touring, and the Mystery Of Evilin
It’s been too long since we last had Zoe Graham for a gab – ...
Kai Reesu: nu-jazz at The Jazz Bar, Edinburgh (gig review)
Kai Reesu, an emerging name on the central belt music scene, played their latest ...
SNACK Bits (April ’25): Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide
It’s beginning to look a lot like Easter, whatever that means to you: perhaps ...
Michael Kiwanuka: Poise, Humanity & Grace at The Usher Hall, Edinburgh (live review)
Four critically acclaimed albums in, Michael Kiwanuka’s star has ascended so high he could ...
Interview: Scottish folk-singer and storyteller Karine Polwart on joining forces with Mary Chapin Carpenter and Julie Fowlis on Looking For The Thread
Scottish songwriter, folk-singer and storyteller Karine Polwart has joined forces with Mary Chapin Carpenter ...
Scottish Festivals Guide 2025 (Part 1)
We love festivals. We travel the world to see our favourite bands and find ...
Fat Dog, La Belle Angele, Edinburgh, 27th February 2025 (gig review)
Fat Dog are one of those few bands that manage to hit a radio ...
SNACK Bits (March ’25): Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide
March is a popular month, and with good reason. Even with rugby matches taking ...
Majesty Palm on Pop Bangers, Good Vibes, and No Restrictions.
When it comes to Glasgow bands, pop music is often an underlying component—whether it’s ...
Zaho de Sagazan, SWG3 Glasgow, Sunday 23rd February 2025 (gig review)
It’s rare to hear of a musician because of a Cannes Film Festival performance ...
SNACK has a clear commitment to equality: we were the first, and still the only, Scottish publication to make a Keychange pledge committing to take positive action for a representative music industry.
We committed to a 50/50 gender balance in our coverage in 2021 and have exceeded this pledge annually since.
