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What’s In A Party?

David McGinley discusses the role of political parties today, and what it means to be a member of one. The…

David McGinley, features, party membership, political party, politics

Film Review: Like Crazy

In association with The Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival Like Crazy is a delicately humorous portrayal of mental illness that…

film review, four stars, katie mcpeake, Like Crazy, scottish mental health arts festival, University of Glasgow

Violence and Absurdity and Dingbats

Tasha Baldassarre writes on the lasting impact and continuing relevance of the Coen Brothers’ varied and unique filmography. The Coen…

film, film feature, GFT, tasha baldassarre, the coen brothers

Consumption: When Life Gives You Lemons, Learn to Cook

Ivy Massey on the creativity and liberation that can be found in cooking 

consumption, cooking, ivy massey, therapy

Live Review: Ghostpoet

Stereo// 28/10 Image credit: Katie McPeake Following the release of his eagerly anticipated new album Dark Days + Canapés, it’s…

ghostpoet, katie mcpeake, live review, stereo, University of Glasgow

I Reclaim The Night

It is somewhat after eight o’clock and I am heading from a volunteering shift at Document Human Rights Festival at…

aike jansen, reclaim the night, sexual assault, take by the night, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Anton du Beke – ‘From the Top’

Anton du Beke, the stand-out star dancer from Strictly Come Dancing, showcases his many talents on the release of his…

Album Review, anton du beke, from the top, Stacey Anderson, University of Glasgow

EP Review: No Vacation – ‘Intermission’

No Vacation stay true to their name by taking no breaks on their new EP, Intermission. Coming off a two…

best coast, bryce armijo, EP review, intermission, no vacation, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Rag’n’Bone Man

O2 Academy, 18/11 “I don’t get given these songs; I write them myself”. While Rag’n’Bone Man is quite a modest…

live review, o2 academy, rag'n'bone man, Stephen English, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Tame Impala – ‘Currents B-Sides & Remixes’

829 days after the release of Kevin Parker’s third album as Tame Impala, he uploads a YouTube video of himself…

Album Review, ciaran mcqueen, currents, currents b-sides and remixes, tame impala, University of Glasgow

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