Expecting it not to be a busy evening given most students abandoned Glasgow, it was surprising to see so many … More
Category: Music
The Greatness of Small Festivals
Although big festivals have got huge names on sprawling fields, we wanted to give a little love to the smaller, … More
Album Review: Under Our Beds – Consilience
Under our beds there is no monster, but a delightful debut album by the Canadian alternative pop-band Consilience. Or rather, … More
Album Review: Ha, Ha, He – Mourn
The first song on this album is one of the best due to its lack of vocals. Mourn claim to … More
Album Review: Blue States – Statues
Blue States’ EP Statues captures the listener from the very first few notes. Including only four songs, the record creates … More
From the Monday Zine: The Glasgow Music Scene
Welcome to Glasgow, the real music capital of the UK! As a fresher, you might be unsure where to start … More
Interviews at Freshers’ Fest: Dancing on Tables, Noah Noah and North Atlas
The QMU Freshers’ Fest, which seeks to showcase smaller Scottish acts as an introduction to the local scene to students … More
Album Review: Goodness – The Hotelier
With each record they’ve released, The Hotelier’s sound seems to mature and progress in ways that both reflect their development … More
Album Review: sir Was – Says Hi
The City Slang label’s growing roster of engaging electronica (think Caribou, Gold Panda) continues with the signing of sir Was, … More
Album Review: Chance The Rapper – Colouring Book
Fresh from the buzz of his deeply revered ‘Ultralight Beam’ verse, Chance still knows how to play the game independently … More
