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Interview: Emily Barker

As she gears up for an autumn tour of the UK, Qmunicate spoke to singer-songwriter Emily Barker about collaborations with…

Dear River, Emily Barker, Emily Barker and the Red Clay Halo, folk music, Frank Turner, Interview, Max Sefton, music, qmunicate, The Red Clay Halo

Review: RDGLDGRN Live

RDGLDGRN, Hector Bizerk – ABC 11/5 RDGLDGRN may win the award for the most difficult band name to pronounce this…

02 ABC, glasgow, Jonny Stone, Live Music, music, qmunicate, RDGLDGRN, review

Review: The Family Rain Live

The Family Rain – King Tuts – 02/06/13 Twenty years to the week since Oasis bulldozed their way onto the…

glasgow, King Tut's, Live Music, Max Sefton, music, qmunicate, review, The Family Rain

Review: Splashh Live

Splashh – Nice N’ Sleazy – 31/05/13 It’s 10pm and Nice N’ Sleazy is still packed with chairs and tables,…

glasgow, Live Music, Max Sefton, music, Nice N' Sleazy, qmunicate, review, Splashh

Review: Tribes Live

Tribes – Oran Mor, 21st May 2013 If Dave Grohl really is the nicest man in rock, then Johnny Lloyd…

Ellen MacAskill, glasgow, Live Music, Oran Mor, qmunicate, review, Tribes

Album Review: DevilDriver, Winter Kills

When DevilDriver burst onto the scene almost a decade ago, alongside Lamb Of God and Hatebreed, they provided the perfect…

Album Review, DevilDriver, music, qmunicate, review, Ryan Callander, Winter Kills

EP Review: Pseudo Satellites, All in a Day’s Work

Consisting of Jonathan Noonan (Guitar and Vocals), Fraser MacDonald (Bass) and David McCallum (Drums), Pseudo Satellites were in the studio…

All in a Day's Work, EP review, glasgow, Max Sefton, music, Pseudo Satellites, qmunicate, review

The Arab Spring

The advent of the Arab Spring sent a democratic surge through the Middle East, inducing hopeful protests and fearful repressions…

Arab Spring, egypt, FJP, international relations, middle-east, Muslim Brotherhood, news, politics, qmunicate, Ross Sproule, SCAF

Album Review: Tribes, Wish to Scream

Album Review, Dom MacInnes, music, qmunicate, reviews, Tribes, Wish to Scream

Album Review: Woodenbox, End Game

The second album from the Scottish sextet sees them further developing their folk-rock sound whilst dropping the ‘Fistful of Fivers’…

Album Review, End Game, Max Sefton, music, qmunicate, review, Woodenbox

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