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Stephen Durkan – The World Dances With You (single review)

‘The World Dances With You’ initially reminds me of Barry Can’t Swim ft. Some ...

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Kenny Lavelle

SAVAGE MANSION: The end of an era, or the beginning of the next?

Watching a band play live in a busy room is one of the most ...

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Andy Reilly
Picture of four women raising their fists.

Carla J. Easton and Blair Young on the untold story of Scotland’s girl bands extended

There is so much to talk about with Since Yesterday: The Untold Story Of ...

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Andy Reilly
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The Last Dinner Party – O2 Academy, Glasgow – 10th of October 2024 (live review)

From the release of their debut album Prelude To Ecstasy this past February (which ...

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Megan Merino

ZERRIN ‘Talking to myself ‘ (EP Review)

SNACK reviewed ‘Maintenance Phase’, the lead single that opens this EP, in April – ...

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Chris Queen

PICTISH TRAIL ‘Follow Footsteps’ (EP Review)

Reimagining songs from his 2022 album Island Family, the Small Isles polymath Johnny Lynch ...

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Chris Queen

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra – 26th September 2024, Glasgow City Halls – Review

I dusted off a frock and put my fancy face on to attend the ...

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Louise Holland

STUART MURDOCH on finding a voice, escapism, and throwing off the shackles.

In 2015 we were introduced to ‘Nobody’s Empire’, a classic twee folk track from ...

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Keira Brown