Single Review: KAIROS – Cruel
‘Cruel’ is the latest release from Leeds-based Zambian/Glaswegian artist Louisa McClure’s solo project KAIROS. ...
EP Review: Loup Havenith – Big
Tomato soup on a damp day. Your favourite pair of denims. Your sworn enemy ...
Theatre review: The Tempest, Tron Theatre
If your last encounter with Shakespeare was in a stuffy high school classroom, then ...
Single Review: Sarya – Nothing
Edinburgh-based Taiwanese American artist sarya’s ‘nothing’ is a poignant reflection of heartbreak. Here they ...
Single Review: Goodnight Louisa
With the release of her haunting new single, ‘Diana’, Edinburgh’s Goodnight Louisa (Louise McCraw) ...
Album Review: Herbert Powell – Here In My Scheme, Here It Ends
Herbert Powell’s live shows in Glasgow were the stuff of legend. The homegrown four-piece ...
Scottish Alternative Music Awards (SAMA) Announce 2021 Nominees
The nominees for the 12th annual Scottish Alternative Music Awards (SAMA) are revealed today, with ...
The (Not) Gay Movie Club: Addams Family Values
In my family, Halloween always was, and remains, a monstrous affair, our biggest celebration ...
Foodie News: Molecular Mixology, Paying it Forward, and Small Plate Sensations
EDINBURGH Social Bite, the Edinburgh-based ‘pay it forward’ business, have opened a new cafe ...
Album Review: Wozniak – Bruises
A slow burner that digs into you a bit deeper with each new listen. ...
Film Review: New Order
Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner is a film infused with such incredible aesthetic grace that ...
Album Review: She Drew the Gun – Behave Myself
Louisa Roach, the brainchild behind She Drew The Gun, is an outspoken presence, in ...
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