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Divorce album review: Drive to Goldenhammer - The SkinnyWith their debut album an early contender for album fo the year, Nottingham outfit Divorce are jumping to the front of the next-big-thing-queue.

Du Blonde @ Nice N Sleazy, Glasgow: live review - The SkinnyBeth Jeans Houghton, aka Du Blonde, brings some northern uproar to a stormy Glasgow night.

Edinburgh Fringe review: Ed Night @ Monkey Barrel at The Hive - The SkinnyEd Night battles his demons in a breathtakingly funny set.

Edinburgh Fringe review: Eric Rushton @ Monkey Barrel Hive - The SkinnyDream, baby, dream with deadpan dynamo Eric Rushton, back at the Fringe with the eccentric and sharply funny Real One.

Edinburgh Fringe review: Vir Das @ Pleasance Dome - The SkinnyEmmy Award-winning Indian stand-up phenomenon Vir Das easily strides across continents with his new show, The Fool.

Edinburgh Fringe review: Kate Cheka @ Hoots at Potterrow - The SkinnyPolitically sharp newcomer Kate Cheka riffs on Mary, mental health, and meeting Bob Geldof.

Edinburgh Fringe review: Katie Green @ Pleasance - The Skinny¡Ay Mija! is a sassy and self-aware show from Salvadoran Queen Katie Green.

Edinburgh Fringe review: Milo Edwards @ Monkey Barrel - The SkinnyMilo Edwards shows he's a class act in new show How Revolting! Sorry to Offend.

Roaming Roots Revue @ Barrowlands, Glasgow: live review - The SkinnyRoddy Hart and friends – complete with orchestral accompaniment – celebrate some of Scotland's greatest songwriters in this year's Roaming Roots Revue.

Edinburgh Fringe review: Martin Angolo @ Underbelly Bristo Sq - The SkinnyMartin Angolo's Edinburgh Fringe debut is an hour of whimsical, political storytelling that doesn't quite land its punches.

NewDad live review: Saint Luke's, Glasgow, 26 Feb - The SkinnyPapa was a rolling drone... Galway indie-poppers NewDad come to life when they stop the shoegazing as they bring their debut album to Glasgow.

J Mahon @ The Hug & Pint, Glasgow: live review - The SkinnyThere’s a sense that the lightning which J Mahon brings to the stage needs a few like-minded thunderbolts to take it to the next level.

Callum Easter TV Special review: Assembly Rooms, 25 Jan - The SkinnyBurns, bagpipes and bike chases somehow make sense in the wonderful and frightening world of Callum Easter.

The Bug Club live review: Tolbooth, Stirling, 3 Nov - The SkinnyA hive of activity in Stirling as three sets of B-boys and girls, headed by The Bug Club, rock the Tolbooth.

English Teacher @ McChuills, Glasgow: live review - The SkinnyLeeds post-punks English Teacher bring their intensity, charisma and excellent songwriting to Glasgow.

Unseen and Unheard – The Hidden Worlds of Mellissa Monsoon - Disability Arts OnlineAs her new show ‘Sense of Symptoms’ opens in Brighton, Andrew Williams spoke to Mellissa Monsoon about the interface between art and science.

The Folly of War and the Beauty of Song: 'Forced Displacement' by Eyes In Their Hands - Disability Arts OnlineEyes In Their Hands is a quartet of disabled musicians who came together specifically to record a set of six evocative improvisations. Andrew Williams considers the resulting album and the emotional impact of producing music on the theme of war.

Morning Gory: Rachel Fairburn on new show Showgirl - The SkinnyRachel Fairburn talks class, psycho killers, and Oasis as she tours the UK with her new show, Showgirl.

Carla J. Easton album review: Sugar Honey - The SkinnyAnger is an energy, and on Sugar Honey, Easton is channeling every negative emotion into making these tracks soar.

Going Big: Paul Sinha on new show Pauly Bengali - The SkinnyStand-up comedian and The Chase star Paul Sinha talks us through his new, light-hearted musical comedy Fringe show Pauly Bengali.

Carla J. Easton @ The Hug & Pint, Glasgow: live review - The SkinnyCarla J. Easton paints a rainbow, as she brings her dayglo daydreams to The Hug & Pint.

Cutting to The Chase: Paul Sinha on his new show Pauly Bengali - Disability Arts OnlineIn the run-up to a month in the Edinburgh Fringe, celebrated stand-up comedian and daytime TV star, Paul Sinha talks to Andrew Williams about comedy, incurable conditions, and curry for breakfast.

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