Review
SNACK Bits (April 2024) – Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide
The clocks are forward, your expectations of us are still the same, and we’re ...
Book Review – The Amendments by Niamh Mulvey
Abortion rights for women in Ireland are relatively new, only really coming into place ...
Album Review – High On Ripple by Dragged Up
Since 2023’s weirdly wonderful Hex Domestic EP, we’ve become big fans of Glasgow rockers ...
Single Review – Dogma by Wine Moms
I remember the first time I saw Wine Moms play – I saw their ...
Single Review – Hush by LYLO
The first release from the Glasgow five-piece since 2018’s Post Era is a downbeat ...
Single Review – I Like It Like That by Alys Hardy
The debut single from the Welsh singer-songwriter captures the giddy rush of the heart ...
EP Review – Greenhouse Baby (Live at Chime Studios) by Lacuna
Richly textured and dynamic, Lacuna’s latest EP, Greenhouse Baby, feels like a whole day ...
Single Review – Tell Me Again by Marky Wildtype
In a departure from his previous indie folk sound, Marky Wildtype’s latest single ‘Tell ...
EP Review – Live at the Carron Bothy by Last Boy
Strong, dusky vocals and a moodily ambient production marks ‘Live From the Carron Bothy’, ...
EP Review – Drop 7 by Little Simz
A decade after the debut of her Drop series, acclaimed British rapper Little Simz ...
Album Review – The Shakes by Savage Mansion
A few years ago there was a theory going round that guitar music could ...
Album Review – Start From The Endless by Union of Knives
Eighteen years and an almost complete change of line-up on from their debut album, ...
SNACK has a clear commitment to equality: we were the first, and still the only, Scottish publication to make a Keychange pledge committing to take positive action for a representative music industry.
We committed to a 50/50 gender balance in our coverage in 2021 and have exceeded this pledge annually since.
