King Tuts, 22/11 What makes going to gigs worth it is getting to know the person whose music you love…
Live Review: Jamnesty 2017
Stereo, 18/11 Glasgow University Amnesty International Society’s annual music fundraiser featured high-caliber local talent while raising awareness of important political…
Live Review: Blondie
SSE Hydro, 14/11 It’s not often that a band that started in the 70s, broke up, then reformed fifteen years…
Arts Review: STAG Nights – After Hours
Qudos, Thursday 21st Nov Unfortunately, I was only able to attend the last out of three STAG Nights- a yearly…
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…
Film Review: Like Crazy
In association with The Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival Like Crazy is a delicately humorous portrayal of mental illness that…
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…
Consumption: When Life Gives You Lemons, Learn to Cook
Ivy Massey on the creativity and liberation that can be found in cooking
Live Review: Ghostpoet
Stereo// 28/10 Image credit: Katie McPeake Following the release of his eagerly anticipated new album Dark Days + Canapés, it’s…
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…
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