Single Reviews – October Issue 55 2023
Yussef Dayes – The Light feat. Bahia Dayes Centred around an intimate moment of ...
EP Review – Burn Your Furniture by The Kidney Flowers
No-nonsense garage punk is truly timeless. Getting three or four of your mates together ...
EP Review – The Masochist by Lloyd’s House
On their new EP, Glasgow-based Lloyd’s House provide a sage reminder that staying static ...
Film Review – Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday
When you think of UK cinema, the genre of martial arts comedy doesn’t spring ...
Book Review – Motion Sickness by Lynne Tillman
Motion Sickness, the latest novel from acclaimed cult author Lynne Tillman (Weird Fucks, Haunted ...
Book Review – Anamnesis by Iona Lee
Iona Lee’s debut poetry collection is like Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory: everything here is ...
The XCERTS at The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen (Gig review)
Despite the fact that they’ve not been based in the city for well over ...
Book Review – Our Strangers by Lydia Davis
Our Strangers, Lydia Davis’ latest short story collection, covers tales about tiny insects, golf ...
Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival: Backroads (review)
Backroads, the 1997 film from Emilio Martinez Lazaro, presented as part of ESFF, deals ...
Interview – Theo Bleak On Literary Influences, Pain, DIY, and High-Flying Support Slots
There is a lot to be said for an artists’ name giving you a ...
Album Review – Prisoners Of Love And Hate by Apostille
It begins with a bloodcurdling scream, introducing the oppressive, metallic synths with which listeners ...
Album Review – Distractions by Sulka
Glasgow-based Sulka (songwriter Lukas Clasen) is something of a shining light. Ever inventive, he ...
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