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Barry Can't Swim: The Skinny Q&A
WEBJul 5, 2021 · The Skinny On... Barry Can't Swim After racking up plays on BBC Radio 1 and gaining firm fans in Annie Mac and Jaguar, Barry Can’t Swim releases his debut EP, Amor Fati, this month.
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Edinburgh - The Skinny
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Måneskin album review: Rush! - The Skinny
WEBJan 17, 2023 · The album alternates between these upbeat rock tracks and calmer, more deliberate ballads, which tell a heartfelt story of fame, loneliness, and yearning.
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Emily Dickinson: More than a feminist hero - The Skinny
WEBEmily Dickinson: More than a feminist hero As Terence Davies' new film exploring the life of American poet Emily Dickinson reaches cinemas, we consider the innovations in her work – and the limitations of viewing her only as a feminist hero
The Skinny guide to Glasgow City Centre
WEBBasement gig venues and nightclubs can also be found in bars Nice N Sleazy and Broadcast on Sauchiehall Street (no. 421 and 427 respectively), while The Variety Bar (no. 401) and The State Bar (148-148a Holland St) are great for nearby pre- or post-gig drinks; the latter gives a true taste of old Glasgow with a great selection of cask ales. Rock fans should head to Rufus T Firefly (207 Hope St ...