As Scotland prepares for the World Cup, Joe McCann's new play restores Andrew Watson – the world’s first Black international footballer – to Scottish history.

The Degree Show isn’t the only event to look forward to at the GSA this summer. Here are some events, exhibitions and talks ...

From the conceptual reimagination of the Highlands to an analysis of the city of Copenhagen, the MSA Degree Show covers the ...

Together, these emerging designers are challenging conventional boundaries while proposing thoughtful responses to ...

For students on the MDes Communication Design programme this year, location and surroundings appear as a framework exploring ...

Paul Copeland and Jurnalist of Kai Reesu chat to us for the latest episode of our Scottish music podcast – listen to the ...

Richard Gadd follows up Baby Reindeer with the similarly intense Half Man, the story of two young men in a toxic codependent ...

On their latest album, Danish five-piece Iceage stay true to form with a relentless, fizzing energy and some unexpected turns ...

“The New York I grew up in and love doesn’t exist anymore,” says Frank Henelotter, cult icon of exploitation cinema, director of Basket Case and Brain Damage, and in Edinburgh as guest of honour at ...

As its title suggests, the first album from Boards of Canada in 13 years is a dark reaction to uncertain, sinister times. A ...

Embracing a diet closer to punk than classic garage rock, Every Single Muscle comprises the same beautiful and raw poetry The ...

Kurt Vile is more upbeat than ever on his excellent new album, Philadelphia’s been good to me - it could just be his best yet ...