Dawn arrived through the tent walls. I looked in a mirror and thought, “There you are.” It really looked like me. Puffy face, ...

Celebrating their tenth anniversary, we catch up with Pete Fletcher, Cal Roden and Cosmo from Black Bay Studio, a residential ...

Internationaal Theater Amsterdam’s radical reimagining of Angels in America comes to Edinburgh this August – win tickets in the competition on our ...

For a country with such a vibrant music scene, Scottish musicians are responsible for surprisingly few great musical moments in cinema. There are Mark Knopfler’s rousing scores for Bill Forsyth, we ...

In anticipation of KAVARI’s upcoming release, we catch up with the Glasgow-based producer to talk health, horror and the state of EDM “It's been going crazy,” KAVARI says about the reaction to IRON ...

The bleak setting is not merely a dark aesthetic backdrop, but an allegory of a woman 'boiling over', an Earth under too much ...

The sonic palette on You're Gonna Need a Little Music is more textured and abrasive than previously heard from Yard Act, ...

Here are just a few of our favourite spots across Edinburgh; we've got a surprising amount of top-notch ice cream, some great ...

Suki Waterhouse’s third album radiates carefree, sultry charm, although emotions sometimes struggle to breathe due to tight, ...

After years of retreads, Foreign Tongues represents a near-miraculous return to form. Even with Mick Jagger and Keith ...

An article by our new Comedy editor on why we should all like stand-up comedy – even if we don't really like it.

You’ve probably heard of the Glasgow Miracle. Glasgow-based artists have been at the forefront of contemporary art in the UK for the last couple of decades, and the Turner Prize has been dominated in ...