Building on her 2022 mixtape SCREAMER, DareDeviil2000 sees BABii stepping towards something greater
Spicy, funky and ludicrously generous, the Ethiopian home-cooking at Muna's is an absolute standout
HMRC have hit the company which manages Summerhall with a 'winding-up petition', claiming the Edinburgh arts organisation owe unpaid corporation tax. Summerhall are disputing the claim, but their programme of events will be disrupted
Scotland has a plentitude of film festivals but there's an increasing scarcity of funding available to support them. In a month overflowing with film events, we take the temperature on this vibrant but precarious scene
A masterclass in brutality vs beauty, Canada's legendary post-rock outfit Godspeed You! Black Emperor have honed their audio-visual experience to near perfection
This month, we look at Edinburgh's post-festival theatre landscape, conscious of its ties to genocide and oppression
Sans Soucis' voice is the guiding light through the tales of Circumnavigating Georgia, lending the album a warmth and humanity that never fails to endear
Michael Leader and Jake Cunningham have spent the last six years celebrating Studio Ghibli with their podcast Ghibliotheque. Their new book, Ghibliverse: Studio Ghibli Beyond the Films, dives even deeper and wider
Ahead of releasing their debut EP, For me, Before, we catch up with Kevin O'Brien from Glasgow outfit Nü Cros to find out more
The nights are fair drawing in, but there's new music to be found! We look at some of the music festivals happening near and far this October and November
Flawd Foik, a daylong folkloric festival put on by Sett Studios, takes place this Saturday in Leith. Elsewhere, Master Peace plays King Tut's, and the Scottish Queer International Film Festival comes to Glasgow
The shortlist for the 2024 SAY Award has been announced, featuring former nominees like Arab Strap and Becky Sikasa alongside new names like Theo Bleak and Barry Can't Swim
October sees EP releases from up-and-coming Scottish talent like Nü Cros, Indoor Foxes and mokusla, while Roddy Woomble returns with a brand new solo record