Montreal singer, rapper and producer Quinton Barnes's ruminations on religion, racism, sexuality, artistry and the nature of ...

Translated from the original Catalan by Mara Faye Lethem, Irene Solà’s I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Towards Darkness is a ...

C.S. Lewis wrote the novel The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe in the years following his experience as a soldier in the ...

We meet Architecture Fringe co-founder Andy Summers to learn more about this year's programme and their core aims of working ...

Nadah El Shazly’s solo return smooths out much of her electric eccentricity, but she remains capable of crackling brilliance.

Pippa Blundell, Brìghde Chaimbeul and M. John Henry bring folk sounds fizzing to the top, but our June recommendations span ...

A confessional album that owes more to belief and soul-searching rather than a sense of direction, Lotus sees Little Simz ...

On their first album in over two decades, Pulp demonstrate that revisiting the past can yield genuinely uncompromising and organic rewards.

DAYS Festival returns to The Pitt for a daylong celebration of dance music in association with Sneaky Pete's, RARE, Satsuma ...

The third studio album from Shura, I Got Too Sad For My Friends, is a lesson in melancholy, but that isn't the full story.

Glasgow Film Theatre celebrates two great filmmakers named Michael, and Cameo brings David Lynch's legendary TV show Twin ...

Glasgow-based community project The Neighbourhood Variety Show celebrates a rich tapestry of local talent – we catch up with ...