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    BARRY ESSON on connecting global practices to local ones and devastating decisions (Tramway, Glasgow).

    This November, Glasgow’s Tramway hosts a five-day line-up of performances, screenings, discussions, and workshops ...

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    Alekia Gill

    SAY Awards 2024 see Edinburgh band win Scottish Album of the Year

    The 2024 Scottish Album of the Year Award ceremony was again hosted in Stirling; ...

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    Carly McKim

    Eleanor Morton her debut novel ‘Life Lessons from Historical Women, boozy brunch invites, innovation, and significant women.

    Eleanor Morton’s astute comedy sends up both contemporary and historical concerns. She can delicately ...

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    Natalie Jayne Clark

    Flakebelly – Apprentice Green (album review)

    Apprentice Green, the latest self-produced album from Stornoway musician Flakebelly, showcases his unusual blend ...

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    Marianne Tambini

    RICKY MONAHAN BROWN Book: Terminal

    Published by Glasgow-based press sincere corkscrew, Scottish writer Ricky Monahan Brown’s new short story ...

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    Ambrose Kelly

    Visual art: MODUS ARTS Tape Letters Scotland

    Tape Letters Scotland explores the rich history of previously undocumented communication between Scotland and ...

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    Oscar Lund

    SPORTS TEAM: the band talk about cracking at the seams and playing the crowd.

    Sports Team are crawling out of their caveslash- studio to deliver to fans a ...

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    Alex Paterson

    ERLAND COOPER on cryptic clues, dancing with ghosts, and collaborating with earth

    Erland Cooper, Scottish multi-instrumentalist and composer, released his latest album, Carve the Runes Then ...

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    Emily Henderson