Gary Sullivan
Edinburgh lad based in Leith. Live music junkie. Penchant for writing, painting ceramics, playing drums and watching football. Will work for food.
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Amyl and The Sniffers
Cartoon Darkness
Explosive Aussie punks continue their ferocious upward trajectory on their third album
Crack Cloud
Red Mile
The wilfully obscure Albertans try on and discard styles with abandon on their latest
Scorpio Leisure
Scorpio Leisure
Edinburgh supergroup tickles the dark underbelly of the capital in pleasing, sleazy fashion
This Is Memorial Device: Music from the Stage Play
This companion piece to the companion piece evokes the grit and fuzz of David Keenan’s stunning novel, though doesn’t always succeed as a standalone work
The Lovely Eggs
Eggsistentialism
The latest from the psychedelic punks is a little hit and miss, but is sure to blast away your ennui
Beth Gibbons
Lives Outgrown
Portishead frontwoman’s long awaited solo debut is spellbinding, an enrapturing portrait of melancholy and hope
J Mascis
The Dinosaur Jr. frontman makes no concessions for a solo show; best to just immerse yourself in the guitar god’s world
Liam Gallagher John Squire
Liam Gallagher John Squire
What could have been a Mancunian supergroup for the ages turns out to be an collaboration so dire you’re left wondering if it’s even genuine
JOHN (TIMESTWO)
A Life Diagrammatic
Third album from the two Johns has plenty of bark, but could use a little more bite
Revelations of Rab McVie
Brimstone performances bring this deeply immersive mix of music and theatre to demonic life
The Quality of Mercy: Concerning the Life and Crimes of Dr Harold Frederick Shipman
Powerful piece of theatre doesn’t do quite enough to honour the victims of the subject’s crimes
It’s Always The Quiet Ones
Irish morality play confronts us with humour and tight performances
Ram of God
Invitation to an absurdist sheep-themed religious cult brings mixed results