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    Current Affairs – Album: Off The Tongue (review)

    The debut full-length studio album from Current Affairs is definitely one to make you ...

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    Lorna Irvine

    Etienne Kubwabo chats about his debut feature film, The Difference Between Us

    The last time SNACK spoke to Etienne Kubwabo it was to talk about the ...

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    Alistair Braidwood

    Ayodele Olofintuade – Lákíríboto (interview) the experience of voicing queerness through their new novel meshing family saga, mobster-pulp, queer-coming-of-age, and what home is to them

    Ayodele Olofintuade is a writer whose work focuses on feminism, Yoruba spirituality and culture, ...

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    Ambrose Kelly

    Current Affairs – Off the Tongue (interview) – their restless new album, Glasgow’s DIY music scene, and what it means to be post punk

    Since releasing their first collection of tracks in 2019, Current Affairs have leaned into ...

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    Zoë White

    Maz & The Phantasms (interview) – The Nostalgia of summer, jamming in Queen’s Park, & the spirit of the free party

    Showing complete disregard for conventions of gender and genre, Maz & The Phantasms smashed ...

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    Chris Queen

    Gallus – We Don’t Like the People We’ve Become (interview) Barry Dolan talks about their new album, and making the most of what time we have

    On their debut album We Don’t Like the People We’ve Become, Glasgow’s Gallus pair ...

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    Craig Howieson

    Martha Ffion – The Wringer (interview) The ‘Wonderwall’ test, underage pints, and laying it all on the line

    No matter the year, no matter the season, classic pop never goes out of ...

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    Andy Reilly

    Dot Allison – Consciousology (interview) – Lee Scratch Perry, turning plant energy into sound, and stepping back to reflect and heal the planet

    Dot Allisons’ return in 2021 was warmly received, with music lovers glad to see ...

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    Andy Reilly