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    TRNSMT Day One: The Last Dinner Party, Sugababes, Liam Gallagher, Garbage, Neive Ella & Wunderhorse

    The annual moans about the TRNSMT line-up grow louder each year. Yet, with another ...

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    Andy Reilly

    Be Like Pablo ‘A World Apart’ (Album Review)

    A World Apart is the second full-length album from Forres based Be Like Pablo ...

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    Christopher Sneddon

    Andrés N. Ordorica ‘How We Named The Stars’ (Book Review)

    In How We Named the Stars, debut novelist Andrés N. Ordorica explores coming-of-age in ...

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    Anna Ireland

    Elle Nash on alchemising the beautiful brutal. Formative books, body horror, and the darker side of human experience.

    Since the publication of her critically acclaimed 2018 novella, Animals Eat Each Other, Elle ...

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    Alistair Braidwood

    Game On, an interactive journey through the history of video games at National Museum of Scotland (Review)

    Organised by London’s Barbican Centre and hosted by the National Museum of Scotland, Game ...

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    Oscar Lund

    Jen Hadfield ‘Storm Pegs: A Life Made in Shetland’ (Book Review)

    With Storm Pegs: A Life Made in Shetland, Poet Jen Hadfield has created an ...

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    Keira Brown

    Graeme Thomson ‘Under The Ivy: The Life & Music of Kate Bush’ (Book Review)

    Revised and updated as part of Omnibus Press’ Remastered series, Graeme Thomson’s Under The ...

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    Alistair Braidwood

    Night Caller ‘So Much Pink’ (EP Review)

    This EP is fun and camp, but it also features a dry sense of ...

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    Marianne Tambini