When Laura, played with spunk by Gracie Follows, whisks her much older partner Suzanne (Caroline Harker) off to her family’s ...

From 12 July until May 2026, works by Louise Bourgeois, Helen Chadwick and Robert Mapplethorpe are on view at the National Galleries of Scotland: Modern One. Think giant spiders representing maternal ...

Whether singing as a silhouette behind the front door for opener Stars Fell On Alabama, softly swaying on the garden swing or ...

Who are you and what do you do? I run plates and fill up glasses at The Palmerston restaurant. What’s been a highlight of the last twelve months for you? I can barely remember what happened last week!

Sasha Debevec-McKenney holds up two copies of her debut collection, Joy Is My Middle Name, on our Zoom call. Fitzcarraldo Editions’ blank white cover, the title held by a royal blue frame; and W. W.

The Shrouds will make you reevaluate all the bad first dates you've had. As far as terrible encounters go, it doesn't get worse than meeting a man who invites you to watch a livestream of his wife's ...

Glasgow welcomes the 'supergroup' featuring Stephen Malkmus and Matt Sweeney for a night of indie nostalgia, ample goofs and ...

Lorde may not break entirely new ground on fourth album Virgin, but its warmth and texture make it consistently compelling ...

In celebration of new album Virgin, Anahit Behrooz takes a deep dive into Lorde's back catalogue exploring its relatability ...

Durand Jones and co. take on the herculean task of writing unique soul and R'n'B tracks every morning at breakfast, and it ...

A warm blanket of bedroom pop vignettes, Frankie Cosmos's sixth album is comforting but hesitates to experiment.

Your local doesn't have to be local, as Jamie Dunn – frequent traveller to The Old Toll Bar in Kinning Park – explains.