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Category: Reviews

Interview with Gabriel Rios

Ahead of his gig with The Staves last Monday – and his first ever show in Glasgow – qmunicate’s Amy … More

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Live Review: Cradle of Filth

GARAGE – 21/10 It must be murder writing a Cradle of Filth setlist. There is a vocal section of their … More

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Live Review: Spector

KING TUT’S – 19/10 The dim synth chords synonymous with Spector pulsate as ‘Never Fade Away’ kicks off the band’s … More

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Arts review: Broth

Dir. Donna Rutherford, Tron Theatre, 21st -22nd October 2015 Smells are one of the most powerful ways of jogging your … More

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Arts Review: Striptease/ Out at Sea

Dir. Matthew Lenton, Citizens Theatre, 17th -24th Oct 2015 Striptease and Out at Sea, the twin components of the Citizens … More

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Arts Review: My Friend Selma

Dir. Joe Douglas, Tron Theatre, 23rd – 24th October  My Friend Selma is carried by the innocent charm and remarkable … More

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Live Review: Battles

BATTLES – ABC – 25/10 Despite a changing lineup, Battles have always had a signature sound: mushing together highly technical … More

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Live Review: The Cribs

THE CRIBS – BARROWLANDS – 20/10 Even before the show starts it’s obvious that tonight is going to be special: … More

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Arts Review: There’s No Point Crying Over Spilt Milk

Dir. Aby Watson, Tron Theatre 14th-17th October Whimsical, appealing and well-developed, Aby Watson’s multi-dimensional show ‘There’s No Point Crying Over … More

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Live Review: Gengahr

KING TUT’S – 19/10 Gengahr’s youthful energy and exuberance on stage belies their smooth, eclectic brand of indie – on … More

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