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Category: Music

Live Review – Crying

STEREO – 21/1/2017 A good thing about small but wide and open venues like Stereo on Renfield Lane is that … More

ciaran mcqueen, Crying, live review, stereo, University of Glasgow

Live Review – Thula Borah

13th Note, 04/11 Few genres are as spell-binding as post-rock, and Mogwai aren’t the only Weegies on the scene -Thula Borah … More

13th note, anni payne, live review, thula borah, University of Glasgow

Live Review: The Dillinger Escape Plan (with support Ho99o9)

Qudos, QMU, 19th January Ho99o9 (Horror) consists of an energetic New Jersey rap group – lead by the vocal duo … More

ho99o9, live review, murray mckinstray, qmu, the dillinger escape plan

Live Review: Two Door Cinema Club

Barrowlands Ballroom, 3 February 2017 Starting the gig off, we have Anteros, a fun female fronted band who have the … More

barrowlands, chloe gardner, live review, two door cinema club, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Sarah Jaffe

The Hug and Pint, 15/11 Her folk gem ‘Clementine’ boasts millions of hits on Youtube, yet Sarah Jaffe remains an … More

anni payne, live review, sarah jaffe

Album Review: Elbow – Little Fictions

Perhaps best known for their hit single ‘One Day Like This’, alt-rock four-piece Elbow has remained a consistent chart fixture … More

abum review, elbow, little fictions, niall gray

Album Review: Half-Waif – form/a

In the opening track of Half Waif’s EP ‘form/a’, soft and simple rhythms build up into an electronic sound, obscuring … More

aike jansen, Album Review, form/a, half-waif

Album Review: Miman – Nicole Sabouné

Saboune pays as much dividends to her late Joy Division and early New Order influence as she does (oddly) to … More

Album Review, miman, nicole sabouné, tess dawson, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Bon Iver – 22, A Million

Since the beautifully crafted debut album For Emma, Forever Ago of 2007, that was the product of frontman Justin Vernon’s … More

22 a million, Album Review, bon iver, sophie wilbraham, University of Glasgow

Album Review: The Virginmarys – Divides

With many artists nowadays tending to remake the same track over and over again for ‘new’ content, many recent albums … More

Album Review, divides, elliot turner, the virginmarys, University of Glasgow

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