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    Jenni Fagan – The Delusions: Souls, complicity, and instinct (Interview)

    Once described by the New York Times as ‘the patron saint of literary street ...

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    Rebekah McCrorie

    Hippfest Silent Film Festival 2026 day one (a look back)

    Music often inspires movement, but in silent film, it’s movement that inspires music. The ...

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    Ted Bajer

    The Saltmarket Six: Retelling of a little known Glasgow story (theatre review) 3 stars

    Ayrshire’s Theatre Alliance are making a solid career out of bringing little known Scottish ...

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    Donald Stewart

    Yonaka – Until You’re Satisfied (album review)

     It’s been a long time coming, but seven years on from their debut, Don’t ...

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    Marc Bean

    What to see at Glasgow Short Film Festival 2026

    It’s mid-March which means it’s time for Glasgow Short Film Festival, Scotland’s biggest celebration ...

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    Sophie Kindreich

    Buck Meek: ‘The Mirror’ – Bound to attract fans of Big Thief and enthusiasts of stripped-back country alike (Album Review)

    Texas-born-and-raised Buck Meek doesn’t shy away from matters of the vulnerable or precious; in ...

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    Serenna Zingg

    One Day: The Musical – Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh: Beautiful and poignant – the sweetest highs and the lowest lows (theatre review) 4 stars

    It’s telling when the merch for a play includes branded tissues and hats that ...

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    Zara Grew

    EMF @ The Caves, Edinburgh, 12th March: Indie ravers are no one trick pony

    Back in 1990 EMF were all the rave. Quite literally. They sounded like they ...

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    Neil Renton