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An image of Cathrine Frost in a garden, wearing a cone party hat, with a mug of tea.

Good Luck, Cathrine Frost! (REVIEW) 🍫🍫🍫🍫 4 stars

Content note: miscarriage The birth of Cathrine Frost’s first child was very traumatic. Little ...

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Isabelle Cory
A view of CMAT performing onstage with an audience outside in the rain.

Glasgow Weekender featuring Belle & Sebastian (REVIEW)

Let’s be honest, it was hardly Britain’s finest weekend. Even for an island that’s ...

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Andy Reilly
A photograph of the band Theo Bleak on stage performing to an audience.

Lughnasadh Festival: a love letter to local talent (REVIEW)

Big Rock Newport and Forgan Arts Centre combined forces on Saturday 3rd August to ...

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Keira Brown
A photograph of the performer, Ashtar Muallem, in a backbend with a golden bowl balanced on their torso.

Cosmos: a powerful lesson in search of tranquillity (REVIEW)

🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫 Don’t feel sorry for Ashtar Muallem. Ashtar found peace in her body through ...

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TRNSMT 2024 Day Three: Majesty Palm, Sprints, Alison Goldfrapp, & Kintra

One of the drawbacks of attending the third day of a music festival is ...

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Andy Reilly

Cassandra Jenkins ‘My Light, My Destroyer’ (Album Review)

There are little details scattered through My Light, My Destroyer, the third album from ...

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Chris Queen

Travis ‘L.A. Times’ (Album Review)

You know when you live in Scotland and you start your day in a ...

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Louise Holland

Walt Disco ‘The Warping’ (Album Review)

You could argue a mundane and traditional album review is the least fitting platform ...

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Andy Reilly

Junk Pups ‘Ball And Chain’ (EP Review)

The debut EP from Glasgow’s self-described ‘queer four-piece art-rock band’ arrives with enough blistering ...

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Stephen McColgan

Visual art: ‘Under the skin of the ocean, the thing urges us up wild’ Alberta Whittle (Review)

One of the most exciting artists currently working out of Scotland, Alberta Whittle, together ...

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Megan Merino

Scorpio Leisure ‘Scorpio Leisure’ (Album Review)

For those of you wondering… Yes, Scorpio Leisure are named after the legendary Leith ...

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Christopher Sneddon

Dark Fidelity Hi-Fi ‘Formations ‘ (Album Review)

A new release on Bricolage is always going to be worth our attention – ...

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Chris Queen