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Redhookers – Vespers
MUSIC

Redhookers – Vespers

Glasgow's own Redhookers deliver a dose of cathartic, intelligent noise on their 2010 album, Vespers. It's a record that confirms their status as one of the city's most compelling underground acts.

Martin Reid·15 February 2010

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Form Follows Function... Or Does It?
DESIGN

Form Follows Function... Or Does It?

The modernist mantra 'form follows function' has dominated design for a century, but is it an outdated dogma? We explore how contemporary designers are challenging this core principle, embracing ornamentation, emotion, and even dysfunction.

Martin Reid·2 November 2011
Beyond the Blockbuster: Why Indies Matter Now
FILM

Beyond the Blockbuster: Why Indies Matter Now

In an era of endless sequels, superhero franchises, and risk-averse studio filmmaking, the independent cinema sector is more vital than ever. It is the last bastion of personal vision, challenging narratives, and true cinematic artistry.

Fiona MacDonald·10 September 2011
God Don't Like It: The Sacred and Profane in Music
MUSIC

God Don't Like It: The Sacred and Profane in Music

From the fire and brimstone of old blues to the dark cabaret of Nick Cave, musicians have long wrestled with sin, redemption, and the divine. This tension between the sacred and the profane has fueled some of music's most powerful and enduring work.

Jamie Park·22 July 2011
The Changing Face of Sauchiehall Street
GLASGOW

The Changing Face of Sauchiehall Street

One of Glasgow's most iconic thoroughfares, Sauchiehall Street is a microcosm of the city itself: constantly in flux, a vibrant mix of high and low culture. We take a walk down 'the street' to explore its past, present, and future.

Sarah Connell·16 May 2011
Ross Clark: The Sound of One Man Recording
GLASGOW

Ross Clark: The Sound of One Man Recording

Armed with a guitar, a loop pedal, and a wealth of melodic ideas, Glasgow-based musician Ross Clark is a one-man band for the modern age. His intricate, layered soundscapes are a testament to the power of solo creativity.

Sarah Connell·20 November 2010
Nice N Sleazy: Still Standing, Still Essential
GLASGOW

Nice N Sleazy: Still Standing, Still Essential

It's dark, it's sticky, and it's been the launching pad for countless bands. Nice N Sleazy is more than just a music venue; it's a vital organ in the body of Glasgow's music scene, as essential as ever.

Jamie Park·5 October 2010

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