STEREO – 21/1/2017 A good thing about small but wide and open venues like Stereo on Renfield Lane is that…
Live Review – Thula Borah
13th Note, 04/11 Few genres are as spell-binding as post-rock, and Mogwai aren’t the only Weegies on the scene -Thula Borah…
SQIFF (Without the U)
As part of the LGBT History Month, SQIFF curated a selection of lesbian shorts for a special screening in Transmission.…
Sick of the Sesh
Freshers’ Week is supposed to represent the ideal university experience. It’s a week characterised by daily nights out, new friends…
Fandom, Friends & Fun!
Imagine being in a room filled with people where the joy is infectious. You are in a permanent state of…
Disturbing Films: Why and When You Should Watch Them
Movies are a grand form of escapism. They help us momentarily forget the problems or events of our current lives…
The Right to Die: A Moral Dilemma
Euthanasia: The painless killing of a patient suffering from an incurable and painful disease or in an irreversible coma. –…
Film Review: The Handmaiden
In association with Glasgow Film Theatre Park Chan-wook’s new film relocates Sarah Waters’ Victorian crime novel Fingersmith to 1930s Korea,…
Arts Review: Dido and Aeneas
Dir. Mary McCluskey, Beacon Arts Centre, 8th – 9th April Scottish Opera’s Youth Company puts a contemporary spin on Henry…
Live Review: The Dillinger Escape Plan (with support Ho99o9)
Qudos, QMU, 19th January Ho99o9 (Horror) consists of an energetic New Jersey rap group – lead by the vocal duo…
