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Rebecca Lucy Taylor's third album as Self Esteem sharpens what’s always been at the core of her musical identity: the tension ...

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Georgian filmmaker Déa Kulumbegashvili talks to us about the making of her abortion drama April and the role of cinema in the ...

Whether you’re a die-hard musical lover or not, this production of Calamity Jane is sure to have you line-dancing your way ...

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We catch up with Glasgow clubbing veterans Slam on their future at The Arches, and upcoming new album Dark Channel.