Column: Post-Pandemic Blues
This pandemic has cast an indelible mark on our present. We are supposedly out of the worst that the past […]
Fear Of Missing Out: Why Is It So Hard To Say No To Nights Out?
The term FOMO, or fear of missing out, is ÔÇÿdefined as a pervasive apprehension that others might be having rewarding
OnlyFans: Interview With a Content Creator
By Kate Waldock Sex work is the trade of money (or goods) for consensual sexual services. The key word here is consensual.
It Isn’t All Men, but It Is Almost Always a Man
Trigger Warning: mentions of rape, sexual assault, violence and homophobia This opinion piece is by Kate Waldock Over the past
LGBT+ History Month: An Interview with author John Sam Jones
The Journey is Home: Notes From a Life On The Edge is the latest book out by John Sam Jones. It
All Your Questions About Sex Toys Answered (with Poppy Scarlett Lepora)
By Kate Waldock Let me begin this by saying that I am not going to start this article in the
New Year New Me: Leaving Toxic Relationships Behind
By Kate Waldock As the first academic term of the new year creeps ever closer, students returning from previous years
“I am essentially trapped” – How LGBT+ Students Are Holding on During Lockdown
Words by Kate WaldockArtwork by Kate Waldock Away from family and without the worry of parents and siblings prejudice, University
Aitch Interview: what Buss Down actually means, and the truth about his Chicken Shop Date
By Kate Waldock Aitch is the biggest name in the UK right now. With Strike A Pose, Taste [Make It
We Should All Pay More Attention to the Australian Music Scene
By Emily Jade Ricalton Each country has a different representation of ÔÇÿmusic’. Each representation can differ depending on the style
‘Beneath The Eyrie’, Pixies album review
By Craig Strachan Craig’s rating: 4/5 Pixies tune back into the weirder side of their minds with twelve tracks that
Aitch pays tribute to Keeley Bunker, finishes the AitcH20 Tour at Tramshed
By Kate Waldock Hoards of screaming girls filled the stage as soon as the clock hit 7:30. Aitch had
The beginning of the end: Mallory Knox’s last tour review
By Josie Howie Four-piece alt-rock ensemble Mallory Knox have just embarked on their farewell tour after 10 years together.
The Full S┼Án Festival Line-Up Is Out! (Plus More Exciting S┼Án details)
S┼Án festival is coming back to Cardiff for another year, and the line-up is full of some of the best
We’ve Got You Covered: The Gig Calendar (First Semester)
The 2019/2020 academic year is about to begin. With that comes streams of artists and bands into Cardiff, and
8 Things We Learned From Victorious 2019
By Max Modell Lewis Capaldi is as likeable as everyone says he is At 19:00 it appeared the whole
Is streaming ruining the music industry? Our writers on the good, the bad, and the ugly of music streaming
We live in a world now that places streaming at the centre of music consumption. We look on as
Quench Covers Victorious Festival
Merry summer to all you culture vultures! I hope you are filling your days with art, music and theatre (as
Album Review: ‘Television’, by City Calm Down
By Kate Waldock The Australian music scene strikes again. City Calm Down are about to release their newest album,
‘The Velvet Ditch’, by Slaves
By Emily Jade Ricalton Rating: 9/10 Everyone’s favourite punk dynamic duo, Laurie Vincent and Isaac Holman, are back with