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Die! Die! Die! Old People Die! – Tron Theatre Review

When we get really old (if we get really old) what do we cling ...

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Lorna Irvine

Debut EP Review: LVRA – soft like steel

‘Welcome to my world, bitch’ says LVRA as the electronic flutter that opens the ...

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Chris Queen

Music review: SEODAH – Rossum: Experimental Radio – The atmosphere of an unoccupied basement, the shiver that comes just before the jump scare

SEODAH is an acronym for ‘Sound Effects of Death and Horror’, and is the ...

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Lorna Irvine

Linda Cracknell chats about her new collection of essays about nature, and how our relationship with our surroundings can be nurturing and nourishing

Saraband Books have recently launched their ‘In The Moment’ series, a collection of accessible ...

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Alistair Braidwood

Interview: Post Coal Prom Queen – Music For First Contact

Perpetually inventive and perhaps Scotland’s most charming musical duo, Post Coal Prom Queen are ...

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Kenny Lavelle

Film Horses Scotland on Why the Saying ‘Never Work With Children or Animals’ is an Unfair Assessment

Jacob Martin works in the Horse Department at Film Horses Scotland, a company that ...

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Jamie Wills

Interview: Lynsey May on her debut novel Weak Teeth

Lynsey May has just celebrated the publication day of her debut novel, Weak Teeth.  ...

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Keira Brown

Interview: Glasgow’s Comfort on only dealing only in bangers, the music industry’s co-opting of politics for profit, and new album ‘What’s Bad Enough?’

Machine-precise drumming, frenetic beats, and inimitable stage presence are only some of the factors ...

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Daisy Cassidy