I’m not entirely sure what’s going on in this comic from all the way back in issue 54. If you…
Around Glasgow II
Barras Market Down past Trongate and the edge of Glasgow Green, far away from the West End bubble, lies the…
Around Glasgow
Necropolis OK, so maybe the prospect of hanging out in a totally massive graveyard in central Glasgow isn’t initially appealing…
Alphonse in Wasted Summer
Tonic of the Gods?
In the face of increasing opposition, Jonny McAra argues the case for Scotland’s other national drink… Admitting that you regularly…
Issue 96
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“Manifest!”, Friends
The music of Friends, a hipstertastic band from Brooklyn that prove to be nearly as addictive to listen to as…
“Funtimes”, The Heartbreaks
Produced by Edwyn Collins (you probably do know his stuff, even if you don’t know his name) this album by…
“Standing at the Sky’s Edge”, Richard Hawley
My perverse obsession with Richard Hawley is starting to worry my parents. And (if the court orders asking me to…
“Language”, Zulu Winter
Sometimes an entire album can be summarised by its opening moments. The opening notes of “Language” bleed together effortlessly as…
