Arts Review: Agatha Christie’s Black Coffee

Theatre Royal, 3rd-8th November Put together a rather tall Poirot, lots of jokes about being ‘foreign’, and half the cast … More

Album Review: Superfood – Don’t Say That

Not only do they infuse half of the name of Supergrass, they grasp a similar feel with their loop percussion … More

Album Review: Ben Howard – I Forget Where We Were

Where Every Kingdom, Ben Howard’s Brit Award winning and Mercury nominated first album, was dominated by acoustic, melodic riffs, I … More

Album Review: Rustie – Green Language

Since launching on to the music scene at Glasgow’s very own Sub Club, Rustie has been doing big things. His … More

Arts Review: Cardinal Sinne

Dir. Grant Smeaton, Tron Theatre, 22nd October – 1st November presented as part of Glasgay! Raymond Burke’s Cardinal Sinne is … More

Arts Review: Kill Johnny Glendenning

Dir. Mark Thomson, Citizens Theatre, 22nd October – 8th November Kill Johnny Glendenning is a dark comedy from Scottish playwright … More

Album Review: The Twilight Sad – Nobody Wants To Be Here And Nobody Wants To Leave

Now on their fourth studio album, Kilsyth’s finest have pretty much cornered the Scottish market for bleak, sweeping despair-rock. Nobody … More

Riding the Waves of Independence

The International Surf Association’s World Surfing Games (there is a lot of “surf” in that title) are being held in … More

Halloween Special: Horror- It’s a Bloody Good Genre

It’s horror movie season again! But with new films pouring out of the cinemas and so many old classics around, … More

This Much I Know… – They’re Talkin’ About a Revolution (and it sounds like a shouty, scruffy, Essex-born comedian)

There’s been a lot of talk of revolution lately. Whether you care for the romanticised spiritualism of Russell Brand (#ReLOVEution), … More