QMU, 14/11 Imagine this: you are home in a relaxed and perhaps nostalgic mood, so you decide to listen to … More
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Live Review: Stu Larsen
King Tuts, 22/11 What makes going to gigs worth it is getting to know the person whose music you love … More
Live Review: Jamnesty 2017
Stereo, 18/11 Glasgow University Amnesty International Society’s annual music fundraiser featured high-caliber local talent while raising awareness of important political … More
Live Review: Blondie
SSE Hydro, 14/11 It’s not often that a band that started in the 70s, broke up, then reformed fifteen years … More
Arts Review: STAG Nights – After Hours
Qudos, Thursday 21st Nov Unfortunately, I was only able to attend the last out of three STAG Nights- a yearly … More
What’s In A Party?
David McGinley discusses the role of political parties today, and what it means to be a member of one. The … More
Film Review: Like Crazy
In association with The Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival Like Crazy is a delicately humorous portrayal of mental illness that … More
Violence and Absurdity and Dingbats
Tasha Baldassarre writes on the lasting impact and continuing relevance of the Coen Brothers’ varied and unique filmography. The Coen … More
Consumption: When Life Gives You Lemons, Learn to Cook
Ivy Massey on the creativity and liberation that can be found in cooking
Live Review: Ghostpoet
Stereo// 28/10 Image credit: Katie McPeake Following the release of his eagerly anticipated new album Dark Days + Canapés, it’s … More
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