In Defence of Talking About the Weather

The relationship between Bella and Edward in Twilight can certainly be viewed as one of the most awkward relationships in … More

From the Revolution Issue: Top 5 Circles

We won’t bore you with the top five revolutionary historical actions: you can go to the library to read about … More

Glasgow is not exactly the greatest place to get around by bike. The steep roads, the complete absence of cycle … More

Some of the albums we’ve heard recently have left us feeling a little underwhelmed – and that’s perfectly ok. As … More

According to Laura Gibson, her fourth album is about “wanting to be a badass strong woman, but also wanting to … More

Usually one goes to the theatre to have a good night out. See an entertaining show, hopefully be provided with … More

After living here for six months, I can definitely say that Glaswegians are pretty funny. In fact, they have a … More

Student Theatre at Glasgow, Webster Theatre, 17th Feb 2016 The second night of STAG’s New Works in the wonderful Webster … More

Dir. Robert Softley Gale, Tramway, 25 – 27 February ‘Purposeless movements’ is the controversial term of diagnosis given to … More

Folly & The Hunter move towards a more upbeat, poppy version of indie/folk with their third album Awake. The Montréal-based … More