This Is (Not) a Man’s World

Sex sells. Or so we’re told. It’s one of the oldest marketing techniques, and the music industry is no exception … More

Arts Review: The James Plays

(James I: The Key Will Keep the Lock; James II: Day of the Innocents; James III: The True Mirror) by … More

Arts Review: Fear No Colours Launch Night

Fear No Colours Theatre Company, Wee Dram, 13th March 2016 The mismatched chairs and crammed-in-willy-nilly vibe of Wee Dram serve … More

Music and Mental Health

2016 has already been a devastating year for anyone remotely interested in popular culture. Bowie, Rickman, Wood: all hugely influential … More

Arts Review: Girls and Their Mothers

Hillhead Library, 8 April – 22 May Hillhead Library is currently showcasing a photography exhibition called ‘Girls and Their Mothers’, … More

Live Review: PUP

26/04, Stereo When I left the venue after this gig I felt I needed some kind of ethereal physician to … More

Album Review: Susanna – Triangle

Triangle consists of twenty-one songs (which makes up about 70 minutes, since Susanna likes a lot of her songs unconventionally … More

Album Review: Rihanna – Anti

Since its official announcement in November, the arrival of Rihanna’s eighth studio album has been rather convoluted. From the inconsistent social … More

Album Review: Mungo’s Hifi – No Wata Down Ting

With a relaxed, easy beat and infectious rhythm which continues throughout, the unstoppable Mungo’s have done it again. Having seen them … More

Live Review: Prose

23/03 –  King Tut’s I am not a rap fan. I never have been and until very recently, I thought … More