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    Structural art piece featuring hanging fabric and paper from the art exhibition of Claire Barclay and Oana Stanciu.

    Outwith Festival: a rich offering (REVIEW)

    Outwith def: outside/beyond. It’s always refreshing to see more opening up outside of the ...

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    Keira Brown

    The Magnetic Fields Part 1: marvellous (REVIEW)

    American band, The Magnetic Fields, took to the stage of Edinburgh’s Queen’s Hall to ...

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    Keira Brown
    Fern Brady at Edinburgh International Book Festival.

    Edinburgh International Book Festival 2024: formidable & invigorating (review)

    The Edinburgh International Book Festival marked two firsts in 2024: its first run under ...

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    Keira Brown
    Beth Ditto in a black outfit on the grass in the dark, with two figures behind her dressed in yellow.

    Gossip: sheer rebellion (REVIEW)

    Performing at the modest SWG3, Beth Ditto and band, Gossip, gave a rollicking concert ...

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    Keira Brown
    Bat For Lashes performing at The Queen's Hall in Edinburgh in a white dress, bathed in red light, hands raised up.

    Bat For Lashes: wondrously ethereal and stunning (REVIEW)

    After what seems like a lifetime since her last visit, it was a joyous ...

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    Keira Brown

    BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra: Morag Robertson on being part of one of Scotland’s premier orchestras

    No matter what genre of music you’re into, orchestral music has had its influence ...

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    Louise Holland

    What’s On Guide (September 2024)

    Ahead in this guide we have plenty of recommendations for where to get your ...

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    Natalie Jayne Clark
    Wu Man is smiling with a verdant background.

    Wu Man: passionate yet meditative (REVIEW) 🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫 5 Stars

    Over a decade ago I was lucky enough to travel around China, and my ...

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    Martin Sandison