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Album Review: Run the Jewels – Run The Jewels 2

Continuing their killer streak, El-P and Killer Mike return with their second collaborative album Run the Jewels 2 and it’s…

Album Review, glasgow university, Max Sefton, qmunicate, Run The Jewels, Run The Jewels 2, University of Glasgow

Film Feature: Princess Perceptions

This month, Disney’s latest princess film was revealed; Moana, set for release in 2016. The film was originally scheduled for…

Disney, feminism, glasgow university, Heather McCorriston, princesses, qmunicate, representation, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Pins

15/11 – Broadcast The Mancunian four-piece Pins have been increasingly elevating their acclaim over the past years or so. From…

Arron Cockell, Broadcast, glasgow university, live review, pins, qmunicate, University of Glasgow

Interview: Phox

Before their gig at Broadcast, Emma Ainley-Walker sat down with four of the Wisconsin six piece Phox, Monica Martin, Matthew…

Emma Ainley-Walker, glasgow university, Interview, phox, qmunicate, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Fatherland

Nic Green, Arches, 13th November To the beat of a drum, Nic Green explores her relationship with her father –…

arches, Fatherland, glasgow university, lucy mccalister, Nic Green, qmunicate, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Nothing To Be Done

Chaseplay Theatre, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, 14th-15th November presented as part of ELIA’s NEU/NOW Festival 2014 Watching Nothing to be…

ELIA, glasgow university, NEU/NOW, Nothing To Be Done, qmunicate, Sarinah O'Donoghue, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: As I See It

8th November As I See It is a project created by Terra Incognita to explore the city of Glasgow through the eyes,…

As I See It, Emma Ainley-Walker, glasgow university, qmunicate, Terra Incognita, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Thinking No Longer Means Any More Than Checking At Each Moment Whether One Can Indeed Think

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, 14th – 15th November presented as part of ELIA’s NEU/NOW Festival 2014 Thinking No Longer Means…

ELIA, Evan Osborne, glasgow university, NEU/NOW Festival, qmunicate, Thinking No Longer..., University of Glasgow

Arts Review: These Delicate Things

Dir. Josh Armstrong, CCA, 13th-15th November Based on the work of American photographer Francesca Woodman, this surreal production combines music,…

cat acheson, CCA, glasgow university, qmunicate, These Delicate Things, University of Glasgow

Live Review: In Solitude, Beastmilk

Audio, 16/10 In Solitude split their fan community with their latest output Sister last year, opening their sound to ‘80s…

Ansgar Burke, beastmilk, glasgow university, In Solitude, live review, qmunicate, University of Glasgow

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