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The Next Page: Scotland’s Best New Books (June 2026)

The Next Page is SNACK’s round-up of some of the best books published in ...

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Alistair Braidwood

Lola Young @ Glasgow 02 Academy (June 2026): cheeky, confident, and clearly feeling much better (live review)

Despite releasing her third album to critical acclaim last year, 2025 was a tricky ...

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Marc Bean

The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford: Where does Scotland’s history disappear to in favour of tourist entertainment? (Film review) 4 stars

Meet Kenneth McKay. You might hear him being referred to as a ‘sad, old ...

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Sonia Hadj Said

From Oz to Glasgow: Jeff Goldblum’s Unforgettable Night of Music and Magic at the Theatre Royal

Before the show even starts, Jeff Goldblum’s unmistakable voice booms through the speakers, setting ...

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Mona Montella
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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
The five members of the band Jutebox posing on a narrow, enclosed staircase with blue wooden walls. The band members are staggered at different heights on the steps. The member in the front left wears a black leather jacket over a graphic tee, while the member in the front right wears a black patterned shirt with his arm tattoos visible. Framed posters are partially visible on the wall behind them.

Single Review: Jutebox Return with ‘Fallout’

Following a well-received EP last summer and successful Scottish headline tour, Glasgow based, ska/funk ...

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Marc Bean

Eraserhead Xiu Xiu, Cottiers Theatre, Glasgow, 4th Feb (live review)

OK, first things first. An experimental musician taking on one of cinema’s most profound, ...

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Chris Queen

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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Serenna Zingg