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Film Review: Whiplash

Whiplash, much like the percussion at its core, relies on collisions, namely those between its two central characters: Juilliard conductor…

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Live Review: Saint Raymond

Saint Raymond 02 ABC 2 -8/2/15 If there was one word to describe nineteen year-old Callum Burrows, also known as…

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Interview: Saint Raymond

Ahead of his major Glasgow gig, qmunicate’s interviewing pro. Callum Price met up with teen Saint Raymond (aka. Callum Burrows)…

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Would Like to Meet – My Experiment: the lassie, the lipstick and the lush spaghetti

Two things are notably unusual about last week’s date. Firstly, I am in a restaurant, and I despise all restaurant…

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Film Review: Kingsman: The Secret Service

Kick-Ass director Matthew Vaughn’s latest film Kingsman: The Secret Service drops the audience in another uber-violent world, but this time…

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Film Review: The Theory of Everything

The Theory of Everything is a surprisingly romantic story about the life of Stephen Hawking, the world renowned cosmologist and…

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Album Review: Rae Morris – Unguarded

This is a highly anticipated record for anyone who’s ventured at least waist-deep into indie music in the past few…

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Album Review: The Charlatans – Modern Nature

Two years after the death of drummer and founding member Jon Brookes, The Charlatans have released their most beautiful piece…

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Live Review: Hayseed Dixie

02 ABC – 30/1/15 Hayseed Dixie, at first glance, seem like a perfect, original genre splicing gimmick. Dubbing themselves as“Rockgrass;”…

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Live Review: Lights

King Tut’s – 27/01 Since the last time Lights (born Valerie Anne Poxleitner) played in Glasgow, she has started a…

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