Evie Shields reviews Burn The Empire, the latest full-length release from West Lothian four-piece The Snuts, who have followed on from their chart-topping debut album W.L. with an equally powerful sophomore record.
Glasgow
From Catherine Deighan to new Strathclyders, here’s how to navigate your uni life as a fresher.
Kate Connor offers her thoughts on the latest offering from the Glasgow born and bred post-punk outfit, Blush Club, following the release of their second EP – Ornamental Ponds.
Theerada Moonsiri reviews Berlin-based Australian quintet Parcels’ first-ever and sold-out gig in Glasgow.
Fore Play Crazy Golf Glasgow has introduced some great student deals and discounts, offering students the chance to let loose and have fun without burning a hole in their pockets.
Time to stock your TBR shelves. Discover your next read at these Glasgow’s independent bookshops!
Rachel Cronin reviews The Body Electrician, Patricia Panther’s punchy play at Òran Mór.
Molly Gracey reviews Kokoroko’s performance at Edinburgh’s Queens Hall. Kokoroko are an eight piece jazz and afro beats band based in London.
Charlotte O’Hara reviews Kawala’s performance at Saint Lukes after an exclusive interview with the band.
For World Autism Acceptance Week, two autistic Strathclyde students share their stories.