Arts Review: Kill Johnny Glendenning

Dir. Mark Thomson, Citizens Theatre, 22nd October – 8th November Kill Johnny Glendenning is a dark comedy from Scottish playwright … More

Album Review: The Twilight Sad – Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave

Now on their fourth studio album, Kilsyth’s finest have pretty much cornered the Scottish market for bleak, sweeping despair-rock. Nobody … More

Barrowlands, October 25th Nothing But Thieves kicked the night off with a chilled out but invigorating vibe, the lead vocals … More

11th of October in Paisley: The Spree Festival. I first encountered Rura in 2012, in a packed school hall in … More

Chor. Jérôme Bel, Tramway, 17th – 18th October When faced with an international choreographer famed for his ‘non-dances for non-dancers,’ … More

After losing their drummer and leaving Hopeless records to sign a new multi-album contract with Razor & Tie earlier this … More

It is a struggle to work out what to say about the third album release by Mancunians, The Travelling Band. … More

Calling the latest offering of DZ DEATHRAYS anything less than a psychedelic pop trip into a run down haunted house … More

King Tut’s, October 8th After support band Model Aeroplanes –like a Scottish 1975 – Eliza and the Bear opened with … More

October 9th – Nice’N’Sleazy Sylvan Esso ended their European tour on a high, really getting the crowd moving at Nice’n’Sleazy.