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Album Review: Jake Morley, Many Fish to Fry

Jake Morley’s Many Fish To Fry is the debut of a favourite on London’s live circuit. Recorded to reflect his…

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Nature or Nurture: The Status of Dogs Currently Within the UK

Man’s best friend has had a subjected life over the past 10 years. Breeding programmes, labelling as illegal and misuse…

animal welfare, animals, Arron Cockell, dog breeding, dogs, features, qmunicate, UK

Live Review: Jagwar Ma

King Tuts – 17/10 Climbing up the King Tuts’ stairway whilst your eyes are gazing in awe at a time-lapse…

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Video Game Citation and Academia

It’s just past Hand-in Month now. Everyone’s essays have been filed away under the categories of ‘Queer Theory,’ ‘Racism,’ ‘Socio-economics,’…

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Where Did All The Gays Go?

Enough about sexism in video games; that debate is swamping the industry left, right and centre. The real debate –…

Alex Lamont, bayonetta, bully, character, Column, games, gaming, grand theft auto, LGBTQ, qmunicate, RPG, sexuality, video games

Live Review: The Jim Jones Revue

King Tut’s – 16/10/13 The Jim Jones Revue are an astonishing live act that are not to be missed, and…

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#Exxxaggeratin’

Today I read an article about how we exaggerate all the time and it reminded me of that terrible joke…

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Live Review: HIM

Barrowlands – 23/10 HIM’s stock isn’t what it was during the mid-2000s. Public endorsements from all-round pest Bam Margera have…

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Live Review: Johnny Flynn and The Sussex Wit

Òran Mór – 6/10 The first time I caught a glimpse of Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit was at…

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Live Review: Electric Soft Parade

King Tuts – 26/10 Saturday night at King Tuts was a night for many new bands out to get their…

Arron Cockell, Dancing Years, Electric Soft Parade, gig, glasgow, King Tut's, live review, music, Poor Things, qmunicate, review

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