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Live Review: Ulrika Spacek

Ulrika Spacek, The Hug and the Pint, 08/2 Ulrika Spacek is a breath of fresh air and dark-rock ideology –…

candice walker, Glasgow music, glasgow music scene, Live Music, live review, the hug and the pint, ulrika spacek

Live Review: The Front Bottoms

The Front Bottoms – The Garage, 7th February ‘The categoric rise of The Front Bottoms after signing to Fueled By…

Glasgow music, glasgow music scene, Hannah Westwater, qmunicate, student media, the front bottom, the garage

Qmunicate’s Newbie Spotlight: Wandering Sons

My first encounter with Wandering Sons was hearing them busking outside St Enoch subway station during the Christmas Market. They…

Chloe Tobin-Kemmer, glasgow music scene, new music scene, qmunicate, qmunicate newbies, University of Glasgow, wandering sons

The Wholls Interview

You’ve been described as one of the biggest up-and-coming bands recently, how do you think you’ve gotten this far? I…

glasgow music scene, glasgow university, Jimmy Donaghy, student media, student music, the wholls

QMU Live Fest Preview: Tuff Love – Resort

Self-described as “aggressively melodic” and “apologetic pop music”, with Enya as their only listed musical influence, it’s difficult to tell…

glasgow music festival, glasgow music scene, music festival, QMU Live Fest, queen margaret union, resort, Tuff Love, University of Glasgow

STaG New Works, night 1

Student Theatre at Glasgow, Websters Theatre, 16th February STaG’s New Works Festival opens with a heart-warming message about the uplifting…

Bass and Treble, Breakfast at Epiphany's, Chris Duffy, glasgow university, Jack Cameron, New Works, rachel walker, STaG, Student Theatre at Glasgow, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Purposeless Movements + Interview with Robert Softley Gale

Dir. Robert Softley Gale, Tramway, 25 – 27 February   ‘Purposeless movements’ is the controversial term of diagnosis given to…

aike jansen, Birds of Paradise, Cerebral Palsy, disability, glasgow university, Purposeless Movements, Robert Softley Gale, tramway, University of Glasgow

Velvet: Boggin’ or Brilliant?

Velvet is a divisive material for a lot of people; two qmunicate writers defend both sides of the debate: Pro-velvet…

Aoife Maguire, Caitlin Walker, fashion, glasgow university, phobias, Style, University of Glasgow, velvet

#FreeKesha: Corporate Slavery in the literal sense

Kesha has been in the public eye ever since she stomped onto the music scene with lyrics appealing to a…

Aoife Maguire, Dr Luke, feminism, Free Kesha, glasgow university, kesha, Sony, University of Glasgow

Perils of…a dissenting Catholic

My earliest memory of the church? Confession. I confessed through fits of sobbing and coughing and, and, and funny pauses…

catholicism, columnist, glasgow university, Perils of, qmunicate, serena ruberto, University of Glasgow

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