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Cola
The Gloss

Second album from Montreal post-punks is breezy, wired and occasionally meandering

Hen Hoose
EP 1

Glasgow-based collective brings together a host of talent for seven sparkling collaborations

Four Little Adults

Comedic polyamory drama avoids judgement but doesn’t probe too deeply either

Eden Court

On Our Way To Lisbon

A show for all who love the beautiful game

Little Monsters

Fun zombie comedy but the walking dead are preferable company to the male stars

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

A visually-stunning, action-packed prequel that expands the Mad Max universe to great effect

Edinburgh Playhouse

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

With toe-tapping tunes and a brilliant cast, this production is sure to be a hit with all the family.

Mother of the Bride

Here comes the mediocre movie all dressed in distractingly bright lights

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Usher Hall

King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard

Aussie thrashers show why they’re revered as the kings of psychedelic hard rock

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Glasgow Garage

Teenage Dads

Young Aussie rockers send listlessness to its room

The Beast

A messy but frequently gorgeous time-hopping sci-fi romance

Royal Lyceum Theatre

Suppose you Had a Portable Gramophone

Captivating tribute to the power of art and imagination

Sting

Generic B-movie creature feature has some decent thrills but a half-baked family reconciliation narrative

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Paul Weller
66

The Modfather returns with a solid effort that falls shy of recent musical peaks

Tron Theatre

Dead Girls Rising

A furiously powerful production brimming with female rage

In Flames

Elegant and eerie supernatural drama examines patriarchal control in a theocratic society

Eden Court

The Wound the Rag & the In-Between

Early-career artists provide a successful Highland premiere.

The Garfield Movie

Woeful caper disregards the spirit of the comic strips in every single way

The Fall Guy

Fresh and funny Summer blockbuster

5lbs of Pressure

Competent but sadly generic multi-stranded crime drama