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The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford: Where does Scotland’s history disappear to in favour of tourist entertainment? (Film review) 4 stars

Meet Kenneth McKay. You might hear him being referred to as a ‘sad, old ...

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Sonia Hadj Said

Hen Hoose x SNACK mag: Emerging Talent Spotlight

We’re back with our new monthly feature in collaboration with the Hen Hoose collective. A ...

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Raveheart by Graeme Armstrong: veers from endearingly silly to deadly serious – stimulating but not necessarily cohesive

Raveheart  Raveheart – Graeme Armstrong’s satirical follow-up to best-selling debut The Young Team – ...

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Gwenhwyfar Ferch Rhys

From Oz to Glasgow: Jeff Goldblum’s Unforgettable Night of Music and Magic at the Theatre Royal

Before the show even starts, Jeff Goldblum’s unmistakable voice booms through the speakers, setting ...

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Mona Montella

noodle: Scotland’s Experimental Music Round-Up (June 2026)

A slightly condensed Noodle this issue: a whistle-stop tour of the fringes, if you ...

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Chris Queen
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Interview: Frankie Morrow on Finding Honesty in ‘Way Out West’

With every release and live show, Frankie Morrow offers a different style. All enjoyable, ...

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Andy Reilly
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Interview: Fright Years: ‘We Don’t Want to Be an Energy That Burns Out Quickly’

The best music to listen to is also the worst to write about. Once ...

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Serenna Zingg
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SNACK Bits (Summer 2026) Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide

Summertime, and the living is . . . well, it’s not easy, is it? ...

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Andy Reilly