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 ...
Interview: Lynsey May on her debut novel Weak Teeth
Lynsey May has just celebrated the publication day of her debut novel, Weak Teeth. ...
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 ...
SNACK Bits: May 2023 – Scotland’s New Music Round-up
It’s not as though the Bits team has been stuck in a rut, but ...
Track by Track: Indigo De Souza – All of This Will End
Writing music reviews while avoiding reductive clichés can be trickier than it seems. It’s ...
Books: Navigating Youth and Growth in a Neurodivergent and Queer Body with Elspeth Wilson’s ‘Too Hot to Sleep’
Do vampires breathe? Did you take any breaths during your first kiss? Can poems ...
Books: Examining the Everyday with Angus Peter Campbell’s ‘Electricity’
Sometimes it’s the way the story is told rather than the story itself that ...
Best European Festivals 2023
At SNACK we can’t get enough of talking about festivals (clearly, as May’s edition ...
Gillian Fleetwood Talks Crowdfunding, Harps, Health, Juggling and Finding a New Way to Make Music That Works for All
Some instruments are so commonplace on a traditional gig venue stage that you’d barely ...
Interview: Hannah Lavery on ‘Protest’, her first play for children
Hannah Lavery’s work always seems to hit the zeitgeist, not because she’s a trend ...
Interview: Cloth ‘Secret Measure’ and the inherent optimism in music-making
In 2019, Cloth’s acclaimed self-titled debut album introduced listeners to the cool, intimate, and ...
M(h)aol Discuss Cultural Funding, Greedy Venues and Giving a Voice to Those Who Need It Most
While it isn’t much fun for the reader, as an interviewer, it’s great when ...
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.
