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Reviews & Interviews

On longevity, legacy and new music


Summerhall Under Threat: What’s at Stake for Edinburgh’s Artists?
By Kelsey Walker With the recent announcement of not just St Margarets House, a creative hub that hosts over 100 artists and community groups, but also the recent threat of Summerhall Arts closure, Edinburgh based artists have been left in peril. The definitive end of St Margarets House in 4 months time has allowed artists leeway to find solitude elsewhere. However, the recent plans of AMA Homes to transform the beloved creative hub that is Summerhall, leaves the community i
Kelsey Walker
Oct 303 min read


Folk Music at The Royal Oak (26th May)
‘Can I get a Hell yeah for original music!’ Honestly? Yeah. You can. All reviews are opinion, and all reviewers are of the opinion that theirs is the best of the bunch. I am no different really. I am mostly a rock and metal critic, so you’ll forgive me if the language used mirrors that vibe more than that of folk music. That being said. I thoroughly enjoyed the folk showcase of Alisdair Dow, Stuart Honeyman, and Ruth Hamblin (or Brown, depending on when you’re reading this),
Abigail Humphries
Jun 213 min read


The end of an era? A tribute to Edinburgh's alternative home Legends
A tribute to Edinburgh's home for the alternative scene, Legends. The community shares their fondest memories.

Madison Stevens
Mar 116 min read


Mixtape: Paving the way for young people in the music industry
Meet Granton Youth’s musical initiative By Amelia Boag McGlynn Shoreline Sessions (Mixtape Music Club) The music industry is famed for...
Amelia Boag McGLynn
Oct 8, 20254 min read
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