Sober October vs Oktoberfest: Drinking Culture at University and Alcohol-Free Things To Do in Cardiff
Words by Ellie Young It is an indisputable fact: drinking is embedded in our university culture. Week after week of […]
Girls Pushing Buttons: A Celebration of Music, Community and Womanhood
Quench were lucky enough to be invited along to Girls Pushing Buttons, a celebration of South Wales-based electronic pop artists
The Last Dinner Party: In Conversation with Georgia Davies
Eclectic, effervescent and ethereal are just three of the words that I would use to describe The Last Dinner Party. Having first met whilst at university, the quintet’s exuberant styles and extraordinary performances have catapulted the band from London’s live music scene to the likes of Glastonbury and the international stage. With such great success before the release of their debut album, it’s not hard for me to say that they are indie’s next big thing. Ahead of their performance at S┼Án Festival on the 21st of October, I was fortunate to have the chance to speak with the band’s bassist Georgia Davies.
The Endless Double Date
Words by Holly Hostettler-Davies Imagine this: It’s 2022 and you and your partner decide to live with your best friends,
The Undertones @ Tramshed 30/09/23
The Tramshed was packed to the rafters for two prime punky cuts of Saturday evening entertainment. Derry’s very own Undertones
Review: Princess Goes
Princess Goes once said in an interview the perfect place to listen to music is ÔÇÿanywhere it’s safe to close
PRONOUNCE AW23 Catwalk Review
Words and Images by Kate Nichols The designer brand PRONOUNCE was established by Yushan Li and Jun Zhou in 2016.
Invisible Illnesses VI: Living with Borderline Personality Disorder
I spent most of my adolescence dipping into the puddle that was therapy in the Caribbean. I got to feel
United In Literature
Call Me By Your Name – Andr├® Aciman Words by Geethika Ayilliath In our final year of high school, my
(Not So?) Happily Ever After: The Depiction and Evolution of Marriage in Literature
Words by Anushka Kar Whether it’s in Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility or any of her other novels, you
Cardiff’s Cocktail and Breakfast Tour
We’ve all got a lot of celebrating to do as the academic year draws to a close and there’s surely
Get on The Same Page: A How-To on Harmonious Communication
This article should give some simple tips and templates for communicating with your partner effectively about different issues. How do
Working Towards A Better Future: Union in Literature
Words By Molly Chambers A novel I find particularly interesting and hooking in the way that it explores unions and
…Are You Still Watching?
Porn seems to be a rather contentious issue depending on the relationship; some have no qualms whereas others consider it
Celebs: They Don’t Know Your Name
By Chloe Thomas-Evans In a media saturated world such as ours, the ways in which people can use the media
Parents Know Best: Inheriting a Love of Food
My father speaks almost exclusively in the form of food. His green, coconut curry with marlin means ÔÇÿI love you’.
Maisie Peters @ Tramshed 23/04/2023
Maisie Peters is a name we should all be familiar with. She is taking the world by storm, with half
Birth Control: A Tough Pill To Swallow?
In my experience, your perception of “the pill” shifts hugely as you enter your university years. Birth control goes from
Tried and Tested: Three Gadgets You Need in Your Kitchen
words by Molly Grenfell Cooking’s not for everyone. Like Marmite, you either love it or hate it. Some of my
Simple But Hearty: The History of Welsh Cuisine
words by Megha Roy Wales is a country of rugged landscapes and wild coastlines, and it is a place where