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Following the creation of Holy Ghost, SRHP Films continues its supernatural universe with Holy Father, the second instalment in the planned Holy Trilogy. The film is written and directed by…
The idea behind Clíodhna Ní Aodáin’s For the Love of Trees is intimate and elemental. Rather than composing from distance or memory, the cellist and vocalist sought out trees directly,…
“Suit Yourself” begins from a simple but powerful premise: Judith Owen knows exactly who she is as an artist. The album, released April 24, 2026 on Twanky Records, showcases a…
Acclaimed British jazz drummer Pete Cater is set to return with a new EP, West Side Story, scheduled for digital release on May 1st, 2026. The project marks a fresh…
Inspiration can appear in the most unexpected ways. For Helen, it came through a rescue dog named Monty. What started as the emotional challenge of adopting an anxious stray eventually…
Long before the digital era transformed travel, Sonya Anise set off on a journey that would forever shape her creativity. Navigating the vast Australian Outback with nothing but paper maps…
Alternative trio The Ingrid are making waves with the release of their sophomore single “Mother,” dropping January 30, 2026. Teaming up with producer Greg Walsh for the second time, the…
In 2026, one of the most important artworks in European history will return to the United Kingdom. The Bayeux Tapestry will go on display at the British Museum, creating one…
Scottish contemporary art reaches a new milestone with Two Sons, the exciting collaboration between Peter Howson and Ross Muir. Available now in limited and open editions, this painting brings together…
Few lives intertwine music, espionage, and culture quite like Pete Goodall’s. Known today as The Jazz Spy, Goodall’s memoir offers an extraordinary glimpse into a life that spans British pop…