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Category: Music

Album Review: Tame Impala – ‘Currents B-Sides & Remixes’

829 days after the release of Kevin Parker’s third album as Tame Impala, he uploads a YouTube video of himself … More

Album Review, ciaran mcqueen, currents, currents b-sides and remixes, tame impala, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Wolf Alice

Barrowlands, 12/11 Support acts Superfood and Sunflower Bean both put on a great show. I’ve personally seen Superfood a number … More

barrowlands, live review, megan galbraith, University of Glasgow, Wolf Alice

Live Review: Kagoule

Broadcast, 07/11 In the intimate setting of Broadcast’s basement, Glaswegian support act Catholic Action strut onto stage to a welcoming … More

Broadcast, catholic action, kagoule, live review, lucy scott, University of Glasgow

Album Review: The Zephyr Bones – ‘Secret Place’

Reverb is the death of songwriting. The guitar work is simplistic (slick reverb heavy riffs repeated ad nauseam), the drums … More

Album Review, secret place, tess dawson, the zephyr bones, University of Glasgow

Album Review: EERA – ‘Reflection of Youth’

EERA’s debut album Reflection of Youth is a ten track wander through the deepest recesses of Anna Lena Bruland’s mind, … More

Album Review, eera, lucy scott, reflection of youth, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Seafoal

Nice N’ Sleazy, 08/11 In a post PWR BTTM world, queer representation in the music scene has made strides to … More

bryce armijo, live review, Nice N' Sleazy, seafoal

Album Review: Lonely the Brave  – Things Will Matter (Redux)

  When a band says their music is influenced by Bruce Springsteen, it is not something I take lightly. However, … More

Album Review, conor o'hare, lonely the brave, music, Music Review, things will matter

Live Review: The Fall

QMU, 04/11 “Have you ever heard of this band?” “No, but apparently the frontman’s a notorious arsehole”. If I was … More

live review, music, queen margaret union, the fall

Live Review: Newton Faulkner

Newton Faulkner, The Garage, 01/11 Newton Faulkner’s sold out gig at The Garage is opened unassumingly by Sam Brookes as … More

Dana Stoddart, live review, music, Music Review, newton faulkner, the garage

Live Review: Oh Wonder

QMU, 02/11 It’s rewarding to see genuine musicians develop as artists, and particularly with such examples as ‘Ultralife’ and ‘High … More

live review, ohwonder, qmu, Stephen English

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