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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

The Substance: modern day fable about the dangers of identifying with your physical form and obsession with youthful female-presenting bodies (film review)

A few years ago, Julia Ducournau’s Titane altered the benchmark for the body horror ...

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Martin Sandison

OST..! (Richard Forster) at Ingleby Gallery – review

At a first glance, Richard Forster’s OST..! could be mistaken for a museum installation, ...

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Oscar Lund

A Case of Matricide – Graeme Macrae Burnet (book review) Final instalment of Gorski trilogy

Graeme Macrae Burnet is best known by readers for his Booker-listed novels His Bloody ...

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Alistair Braidwood

Amy Papiransky, Hana Jane + Alannah Moar at The Poetry Club, Glasgow (live review)

Amy Papiransky, Hana Jane, Alannah Moar – The Poetry Club – Friday 18th October ...

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Andy Reilly
Five women wearing vintage clothes stand in a line. Three of them stare down the lens whilst the other two look into the distance.

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

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

KATE YOUNG ‘Umbelliferæ’ (Album Review)

Kate Young’s Umbelliferæ turns our gaze downwards, to the incredible variety of plant life ...

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Marianne Tambini

SNACK Bits (October ’24): Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide

You see? BITS disappears for two issues and Oasis reform. Do you think that’s ...

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Andy Reilly
Structural art piece featuring hanging fabric and paper from the art exhibition of Claire Barclay and Oana Stanciu.

Outwith Festival: a rich offering (REVIEW)

Outwith def: outside/beyond. It’s always refreshing to see more opening up outside of the ...

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Keira Brown

The Magnetic Fields Part 1: marvellous (REVIEW)

American band, The Magnetic Fields, took to the stage of Edinburgh’s Queen’s Hall to ...

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Keira Brown
Fern Brady at Edinburgh International Book Festival.

Edinburgh International Book Festival 2024: formidable, invigorating, and interesting (REVIEW)

The Edinburgh International Book Festival marked two firsts in 2024: its first run under ...

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Keira Brown