Fiona Cummins ‘All Of Us Are Broken’ (book review)
Fiona Cummins has excelled herself with this riveting and gory novel. All Of Us ...
Excuse My Beauty – Kelburn Garden Party Trans Takeover 2023
Excuse My Beauty (@excusemybeauty.gla), a Glasgow-based group made up of gender-diverse individuals ramped things ...
Kelburn Garden Party 2023
This writer’s first trip to Kelburn Garden Party was also its wettest. Joking, I ...
New Scottish Music Podcast: Everybody Wants to Play the Hits, Episode 17 – December 2023
Everybody Wants to Play the Hits is the new Scottish music review podcast, brought ...
SNACK Bits – Scotland’s Essential New Music (July 2023)
New Scottish music is serious business, but that doesn’t mean the music has to ...
Frankie Morrow – Names, sounds, sweaty boxes, admin and central belt institutions (interview)
There are things better for a music reviewer than hearing material from a new-to-you ...
The Dolphin by Susan Clegg (review)
Told across key years in the lives of the same family over three generations, ...
Current Affairs – Album: Off The Tongue (review)
The debut full-length studio album from Current Affairs is definitely one to make you ...
Etienne Kubwabo chats about his debut feature film, The Difference Between Us
The last time SNACK spoke to Etienne Kubwabo it was to talk about the ...
Ayodele Olofintuade – LákÃrÃboto (interview) the experience of voicing queerness through their new novel meshing family saga, mobster-pulp, queer-coming-of-age, and what home is to them
Ayodele Olofintuade is a writer whose work focuses on feminism, Yoruba spirituality and culture, ...
Current Affairs – Off the Tongue (interview) – their restless new album, Glasgow’s DIY music scene, and what it means to be post punk
Since releasing their first collection of tracks in 2019, Current Affairs have leaned into ...
Maz & The Phantasms (interview) – The Nostalgia of summer, jamming in Queen’s Park, & the spirit of the free party
Showing complete disregard for conventions of gender and genre, Maz & The Phantasms smashed ...
SNACK has a clear commitment to equality: we were the first, and still the only, Scottish publication to make a Keychange pledge committing to take positive action for a representative music industry.
We committed to a 50/50 gender balance in our coverage in 2021 and have exceeded this pledge annually since.
