It’s a Penguin book but not as we know it…

Are these the best festive films ever?

Has the ubiquitous ‘Keep Calm’ poster had its day?

Pete Martin gives us his Top Ten tunes

Here’s the complete list of Scottish rock ‘n’ pop albums as recommended by men and women of taste and judgement. (The Top 30 - as judged by most frequently mentioned - can be found here.) Big thanks to all contributors.

If you’re ever in the mood to buy music, and can’t quite decide what to spend [...]

Alright pop-pickers…  Here’s the big Top 30 - dah, dah, dah-dah-dah– dah-dah.
We’ve put them in alphabetic order because after Deacon Blue’s Raintown, Love & Money’s Strange Kind of Love, Hipsway’s self-titled Hipsway, and James Grant’s My Thrawn Glory, the field’s pretty even and, frankly, trying to rank them is a bit silly in the first [...]

We think James Grant’s new album is ‘nae bad’. But maybe you know there’s a better album made by a Scottish artist? Leave a reply below, stating your own favourite Scottish album of all time (and a reason if you have one).
The best 5 replies will win a limited edition Strange Flowers t-shirt.*
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Walter Martin and Paloma Munoz create sculptural scenes of isolation, despair and dark humor and mix them up with all the enchantment of a snow globe. Here’s a sprinkling of their work.

Surreal, experimental, provocative…these are just some of the words I would use to describe the work of Bela Borsodi. Like the Salvador Dali of still life photography, Borsodi challenges our perception of inanimate objects by altering the context within which they are seen. Whilst the majority of his work is for fashion editorial and advertising, his [...]

Exactitudes is an interesting photography project by Ari Versluis and Ellie Uyttenbroek documenting the dress codes of different social groups, from yupstergirls and bonkerboys to surfistas and skins. The resulting set of images is a juxtaposition of individuality and uniformity.