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  • Blair Davie’s ‘Crashing the Car’ is a Heartfelt Love Song You’ll Want to Play on Repeat (Just Not While Driving)
    28/07/2025

    Blair Davie’s ‘Crashing the Car’ is a Heartfelt Love Song You’ll Want to Play on Repeat (Just Not While Driving)

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  • Geordie Greep Live in Glasgow
    24/07/2025

    Geordie Greep Live in Glasgow

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  • Wine Lips Bring Punk Rock Panache to Tours, France
    22/07/2025

    Wine Lips Bring Punk Rock Panache to Tours, France

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  • The cinematic intimacy of coming-of-age: Emma Harner explores her Debut EP, ‘Taking My Side’
    20/07/2025

    The cinematic intimacy of coming-of-age: Emma Harner explores her Debut EP, ‘Taking My Side’

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  • Mother Mother Grace The O2 Academy Brixton in London
    18/07/2025

    Mother Mother Grace The O2 Academy Brixton in London

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  • Catfish and the Bottlemen Return to Glasgow
    18/07/2025

    Catfish and the Bottlemen Return to Glasgow

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  • Wallows pleased the audience in Columbus, OH
    09/07/2025

    Wallows pleased the audience in Columbus, OH

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  • Faye Webster is Magical in Glasgow
    07/07/2025

    Faye Webster is Magical in Glasgow

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  • Lucy Dacus brings Forever is a Feeling to Glasgow
    06/07/2025

    Lucy Dacus brings Forever is a Feeling to Glasgow

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  • “I Just Wrote What I Liked”: Chloë Foy on Letting Go, Starting Over, and Singing Through the Storm
    05/07/2025

    “I Just Wrote What I Liked”: Chloë Foy on Letting Go, Starting Over, and Singing Through the Storm

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Karma! Magazine, established in 2024, aims to elevate women and non-binary voices in art. The creative industry is disproportionately run by men and Karma! plans to help close that gap. Based in the UK, but with contributors from around the world, we spotlight everyone through the perspective of our women and GNC photographers and writers, during our monthly digital themes and feature standout submissions in our bi-annual digital magazine. Join us in championing diverse perspectives and creativity.

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