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The Next Page: Scotland's Best New Books (June 2026)
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (945+ words) The Next Page is SNACK's round-up of some of the best books published in recent months, and this time it includes literary legends, history, crime, time travel, psychogeography, friendship, and more. Agnes Owens " Centenary Editions Many readers would have first…...
The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford: Where does Scotland's history disappear to in favour of tourist entertainment? (Film review) 4 stars
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (244+ words) The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford is a feature debut directed by Edinburgh-native Se'n Dunn and a much-needed commentary on not one but few aspects lacking true representation in cinema: Scotland, loneliness, grief, terrifyingly fast Disneyfication of whole areas and…...
From Oz to Glasgow: Jeff Goldblum's Unforgettable Night of Music and Magic at the Theatre Royal
1+ week, 3+ day ago (380+ words) Bradley delighted the audience with a mix of her original material and classic folk ballads. It is extraordinary to hear someone so young sing songs about a well-lived life, and managing to make them sound so genuine, but it looks…...
Raveheart by Graeme Armstrong: veers from endearingly silly to deadly serious " stimulating but not necessarily cohesive
1+ week, 3+ day ago (178+ words) Raveheart " Graeme Armstrong's satirical follow-up to best-selling debut The Young Team " starts with a brilliantly hilarious concept: after Reform-style authoritarians the "New Greatest Britishest Party' ban electronica, former ice rink DJ William "Turbo' Patterson launches a struggle for the right…...
Interview: Frankie Morrow on Finding Honesty in "Way Out West
2+ week, 1+ day ago (772+ words) With every release and live show, Frankie Morrow offers a different style. All enjoyable, all unique. It left us wondering what shape the debut album would take; we weren't disappointed, and neither will you be. The SNACK Chats To podcast…...
noodle: Scotland's Experimental Music Round-Up (June 2026)
2+ week, 1+ day ago (434+ words) A slightly condensed Noodle this issue: a whistle-stop tour of the fringes, if you will. Firstly, a bit more information on Brian d'Souza's Plants Can Dance project, which we discussed in the last issue, as he's announced an album release…...
SNACK Bits (Summer 2026) Scotland's Essential New Music Guide
2+ week, 1+ day ago (823+ words) Summertime, and the living is. .. well, it's not easy, is it? Let's not dwell on that, though. It's World Cup summer, festival summer, and while I'm not 100 percent sure if it's still Brat Summer, this is your Bits summer column....
Interview: Fright Years: 'We Don't Want to Be an Energy That Burns Out Quickly' - SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland
2+ week, 1+ day ago (1255+ words) I knew this was going to be a trying piece to write up when I first heard Fright Years, because they've pinned down the "it' factor in indie music that is as difficult to detail as it is undeniable. Perhaps…...
David Keenan on 'Boyhood' and Life in Exile from Glasgow - SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland
2+ week, 2+ day ago (897+ words) Starting with the critically acclaimed This Is Memorial Device, David Keenan has carved a singular career as an author unlike any other, one who offers a transcendental take on the everyday. Latest novel Boyhood is arguably his best to date,…...
Interview: Project Ability on Bringing James Gladwell's Dream-Inspired Art to Glasgow
2+ week, 2+ day ago (1008+ words) Project Ability " Scotland's foremost visual arts company for people with learning disabilities and mental ill health " will host Romany Gypsy artist James Gladwell's intricate and colourful cross-stitch drawings at their exhibition space at Trongate 103. We speak to exhibition coordinator and…...