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    DEBJANI BANERJEE on Jalsaghar: her new exhibition exploring the magic of the music room to celebrate culture and identity.

    Debjani Banerjee’s exhibition Jalsaghar, which translates to ‘The Music Room’, is an exploration of ...

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    Alekia Gill

    SOPHIA YADONG HAO on Outside The Circle: a new exhibition exploring the idea of being on the verge, on the margins, outside of the mainstream.

    A hidden gem in the heart of Dundee, the Cooper Gallery is hosting their ...

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    Alekia Gill

    ZERRIN ‘Talking to myself ‘ (EP Review)

    SNACK reviewed ‘Maintenance Phase’, the lead single that opens this EP, in April – ...

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    Chris Queen

    MARGARET MCDONALD on chasing the feeling, exploration, and life-changing connections.

    With the success of Yorgos Lanthimos’ screen adaptation of Alasdair Gray’s Poor Things and ...

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    Alistair Braidwood

    PICTISH TRAIL ‘Follow Footsteps’ (EP Review)

    Reimagining songs from his 2022 album Island Family, the Small Isles polymath Johnny Lynch ...

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    Chris Queen

    ELEANOR MORTON ‘Life Lessons from Historical Women’ (Book Review) 

    For her first book, comedian Eleanor Morton gives us Life Lessons from Historical Women ...

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    SNACK

    BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra – 26th September 2024, Glasgow City Halls – Review

    I dusted off a frock and put my fancy face on to attend the ...

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    Louise Holland

    STUART MURDOCH on finding a voice, escapism, and throwing off the shackles.

    In 2015 we were introduced to ‘Nobody’s Empire’, a classic twee folk track from ...

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    Keira Brown