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It must be difficult to follow a critically acclaimed novel. David F. Ross’ There’s ...

Alistair Braidwood 05/12/2022

While a lot of artists talk about their eclectic influences, the debut EP from ...

Chris Queen 05/12/2022

A Girlhood, although incredibly intimate, is widely universal, opening up questions of authenticity, motherhood, ...

Keira Brown 05/12/2022

The history of the long-playing record in popular music is littered with cautionary tales ...

Stephen McColgan 05/12/2022

We’re making a list; the editors are checking it twice. No, we’re not in ...

Andy Reilly 03/12/2022

Headlining the multi-site music festival this year are Russian agit-prop art collective Pussy Riot ...

Chris Queen 21/11/2022

Edinburgh’s Meursault have been teasing us with a gig in their home city since ...

Keira Brown 21/11/2022

If you arrive at The Big North with no expectations, the opening track might ...

Andy Reilly 21/11/2022