Tony Inglis is a reporter, critic and commentator based in Glasgow, writing and talking mainly about music and how it intersects with other aspects of culture, with an emphasis on underground artists locally and internationally.
He is a frequent contributor to The Skinny, with writing also appearing in Bandcamp Daily, Electronic Sound, The Quietus, and The Big Issue, among other places. He also produces and hosts no dancing, a show on community radio station EHFM about music and other art that embraces slowness.
Until recently, he was editor of the International Network of Street Papers. Part of the street paper movement for more than six years, he provided editorial and content support to publications which provide a sustainable income to people who are marginalised. His work appeared in street papers across the world. He currently works in developing media policy.
He writes reviews, profiles, reported features and essays, and is open to album bio work, festival & event programming, and appearing on panels, radio and podcasts.
