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Milange – CAUTION! Four dirty great punk tunes at breakneck speed from Glasgow band (EP review)

Four dirty great punk tunes at breakneck speed from the Glasgow four-piece, who rattle ...

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Chris Queen

Lorelle Meets The Obsolete – Remezcla EP (review)

Lorena Quintanilla and Alberto González are the duo behind this experimental psych-rock/ shoegaze project ...

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Megan Merino
Alannah Moar

Alannah Moar’s ‘Ready Or Not’ – brutal in its honesty and vulnerability (single review)

Orkney-born, Glasgow-based musician Alannah Moar’s ‘Ready Or Not’, released at the end of August, ...

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Matthew O'Donnell

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