‘I don’t know what’s gotten into since you went off to uni,’ my mum said over the holidays. ‘You keep…
Spice Up Your Life
Food is the highlight of my day. Three, four, seven times a day; nothing makes me happier than nibbling or…
From the Love Issue: For the Love of Libraries
The word ‘library’ may send shivers down our spines at this time of year. Not only is it a setting…
In Defence of Talking About the Weather
The relationship between Bella and Edward in Twilight can certainly be viewed as one of the most awkward relationships in…
Soundtrack to the Revolution
Communism had ‘The Red Flag’, feminism had riot grrrl, the French revolution had Les Miserables – every revolution needs its…
Live Review: Nimmo, MØ and Years & Years
30/03, O2 Academy Recently Glasgow had the honour of re-welcoming Years & Years onto its stages for not one but…
From the Revolution Issue: Top 5 Circles
We won’t bore you with the top five revolutionary historical actions: you can go to the library to read about…
Too Long, Didn’t Watch? The Case for 8 Hour Films
In February, Filipino auteur Lav Diaz’s latest film, A Lullaby to the Sorrowful Mystery, had its world premiere. While reviews…
Album Review: The Coral
As The Coral move on to their latest studio album, their consistent sonic evolution moves with them. There’s now very…
Our Top 5 Heroes
Aye heroes are all well and good – but they tend to mean different things to different people. So qmunicate…
