Olivia Dean @ The Hydro
Blanketed in pink confetti, infectious energy, and three outfit changes later, Olivia Dean definitely left her mark on The OVO […]
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How Bad Do You Want It? Artificial Scarcity in the Music Scene
Limited edition vinyls to unreleased tracks, in the world of unlimited streaming artificial scarcity is the new way to make
Accent Fatigue
Why do Scotland’s musicians rarely sound Scottish? Covering most genres to varying qualities, contemporary Scottish music is notable for its
The Misogynists are Back and Censoring Again!
Why do female artists suffer prudish policing when male artists continue to walk free with offensive lyrics? Another round of
The Glasgow Guardian talks Glasgow, Band Life and The Highlands with James
Glasgow Guardian Music Editor Evelyn Hylands sits down with Jim Glennie from James. Formed in Manchester in 1982, James have
Why STEM Over Arts?
Theodora looks at why students pursue STEM over humanities degrees. In the contemporary world the number of people who pursue
From Scotland to Anywhere: Jack Cochrane
The Snuts’ leading man sits down with Deputy Editor-in-Chief Jack Murray to chat about growing up, new music, and joy
In conversation with R&B artist: Jordan Ward
“BACKWARD, it’s kind of like me analysing everything that may be holding me back from the growth I need” With
KNEECAP @ The Hydro
Kneecap take over the OVO Hydro. Self-proclaimed republican hoods Kneecap took over the OVO Hydro in a sold-out night, the
Noise, Guinness, and tradition: The Mary Wallopers’ five-night reign at the Barrowland
Glasgow Guardian Music Editor Evelyn Hylands speaks to The Mary Wallopers during their five night stint at the Barrowland Ballroom.