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Interview: Fright Years: ‘We Don’t Want to Be an Energy That Burns Out Quickly’

The best music to listen to is also the worst to write about. Once ...

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Serenna Zingg
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SNACK Bits (Summer 2026) Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide

Summertime, and the living is . . . well, it’s not easy, is it? ...

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Andy Reilly

Thaladela, @ McChuills: fun, bold covers, and glorious melodies at ‘Overload’ launch (Gig review)

One of the things about McChuills is that it has everything in its right ...

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Andy Reilly

Tame Impala: Glasgow OVO Hydro (May 2026) gig review

‘What day is it Glasgow?’ asks Kevin Parker to the delirious crowd. ‘Wow, it’s ...

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Marc Bean

noodle: Scotland’s Experimental Music Round-Up (May 2026)

Ah, as the world wakes from wintry slumber into the sunlit tendrils of spring, ...

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Chris Queen
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SNACK Bits (May 2026) Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide

We’re back in print, the way many of you like to read us, and ...

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Andy Reilly

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

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

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Serenna Zingg
A photograph of Gurry Wurry standing outdoors against an overcast sky with out-of-focus trees in the background. He has long dark hair and a full beard, and is looking thoughtfully off to the right, away from the camera. He is resting his forearms on a silver metal railing. He is wearing a retro-style windbreaker jacket with bright pink, purple, and orange colour-blocked panels over a graphic t-shirt.

Interview: How Gurry Wurry Packaged the Heavy Metaphors of ‘Glue’ into Accessible Pop

Ever-charming crooner Gurry Wurry returns with his usual mix of off-kilter pop and excellent ...

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Chris Queen