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Category: Music

Musical Heroes: Iggy Azalea

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Queen Iggy “Sometimes you gonna think that it’s too much on ya/But … More

alice crook, Ariana Grande, depression, glasgow university, hip hop, iggy azalea, mental health, rap, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Villagers

VILLAGERS – ORAN MOR – 2/2 Conor O’Brien writes some of the most beautiful indie folk music around these days, … More

ciaran mcqueen, Conor O'Brien, folk, glasgow university, Oran Mor, University of Glasgow, Villagers

Björk: A Love Letter

A Love Letter.  It’s not often you come across a musician whose work you connect with on a deep, personal … More

Björk, cat acheson, music, music heroes, Student Journalism

Musical heroes: Nightwish

I first heard Nightwish in 2004 when I was 13. It was a weird and difficult time – puberty hit … More

glasgow university, Musical Heroes, Nightwish, Scott Wilson, Tara Turunen, Tuomas Holopainen, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Bloc Party, Drenge, Rat Boy

O2 ABC – 5/2 There was a time in the mid-2000s when the NME tour was one of the hottest … More

bloc party, Drenge, glasgow university, Max Sefton, nme, nme tour, Rat Boy, University of Glasgow

Live Review: The Temperance Movement

THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT – BARROWLAND – 20/1 After wading through a sea of leather and denim jackets, qmunicate manages to … More

glasgow music scene, music, the barras, the barrowlands, the temperance movement, yasmina todd

Album Review: Your Friend – Gumption

Gumption opens with ‘Heathering’, a deliciously warm, fuzzy folk offering building to a shoegazey wall of noise, led by Taryn … More

Clare Patterson, glasgow university, Gumption, shoegaze, Taryn Blake Miller, University of Glasgow, Your Friend

Album Review: Jo Mango & Friends – Wrack Lines

To say that an album works really well as background music isn’t necessarily a bad thing, and especially not when … More

aike jansen, Jo Mango, Jo Mango and Friends, scotland, Wrack Lines

Album Review: Field Music – Commontime

Having never before heard of Field Music, I was apprehensive about their latest release, a sensation compounded by the screams … More

Album Review, alice crook, commontime, Field Music, Glasgow music, Student Journalism, the university of glasgow

Album Review: Lissie – My Wild West

My Wild West is the third studio album by Lissie, the singer-songwriter famed for the success of her critically acclaimed … More

Album Review, glasgow, lissie, my wild west, student media, tara fitzpatrick, University of Glasgow

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