At first listen, Eliza and the Bear’s eponymous debut album is emblematic of a generic indie-folk, characterised by rousing choruses … More
Category: Reviews
Album Review: Gold Panda – Good Luck and Do Your Best
Gold Panda’s latest album, Good Luck And Do Your Best, can best be described as a travel journal. A delicate … More
Live Review: Josephine Sillars
The Hug and Pint 31/03/16 Having never been to the Hug and Pint’s snug gig den before, I was somewhat … More
Arts Preview: West End Festival 2016
There is never an excuse to be bored in Glasgow. If you still find yourself in this lovely city after … More
Album Review: Tim Hecker – Love Streams
Love Streams opens with melodic woodwinds – creating the brief illusion of perhaps a more placid effort from Hecker, following … More
Arts Review: Fronting
Dir. Darren Hardie, Stereo, 25/04 A sofa, a chest of drawers and an old record player; these three pieces of … More
The Story Bro Far: Why Pop Punk isn’t Welcoming to Women
“Women should never be called sluts or bitches, and if anyone ever calls you a slut or a bitch, whether … More
Arts Review: The Mikado
Scottish Opera, Theatre Royal, 5th – 14th May ‘The Mikado’ starts off with a man in traditional Japanese costume performing … More
MTV Makes Me Want To Snapchat
For over a decade people have bemoaned MTV for straying away from their mission statement of being “Music Television” for … More
Live Review: 5 Seconds of Summer
SSE Hydro – 19/4 I could easily bore you with journalistic clichés (“5 Seconds of Summer, so called ‘cos that’s … More
