Album Review: Reverend And The Makers – ‘ThirtyTwo’
The Sheffield-based indie pop act responsible for ÔÇÿHeavyweight Champion Of The World’ have returned. Reverend And The Makers’ fourth album […]
Album Review: Spring Offensive – ‘Young Animal Hearts’
There’s a good chance you’re looking at this thinking, who the bloody hell are this Spring Offensive then? Don’t worry,
Album Review: Farao – ‘Farao’
The self-titled EP of Norweigan singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kari Jahnsen – or Farao – is four tracks of compositions by
Album Review: Skaters – ‘Manhattan’
ÔÇÿManhattan’ by New York City rock band Skaters lands into early 2014, exposing more than a sly glance to similarly
Live Review: Sway (Clutching At Straws), Soda Bar, 20.02.14
Playing in Cardiff for the first time since the release of mini album ÔÇÿCome What May’ in December, alternative folk
Live Review: Avicii, Earls Court (London), 21.02.14
Swedish sensation Tim Bergling, better known by his stage name Avicii, is one of the biggest and most in-demand DJ’s
Album Review: Little Comets – ‘The Gentle EP’
The ÔÇÿindie kitchen sink’ (whatever that means) Geordie trio Little Comets have certainly come a long way since their unprecedented
Single Review: Radkey – ‘Feed My Brain’
Listening to Radkey’s new single ‘Feed My Brain’, it is clear to see that this punk-rock group are trying a
Album Review: Whales In Cubicles – ‘Death in the Evening’
Taking their name from Andrew Bird song ÔÇÿPlasticities’, London-based indie rock four-piece Whales in Cubicles formed in 2010. ‘Death in
Album Review: The Destructors – ‘New York, New York’
The Destructors are a British punk band, formed on the back of the 1977 punk revolution.  They have attempted to
Feature: Smartphones at Gigs
The way that we enjoy music has forever been subject to new media technology. From the compact disc to Spotify,
Album Review: Skindred – ‘Kill The Power’
Skindred’s take on alternative metal combined with dancehall, hip hop and electronica has proven to be one of the most
Spotlight: Undertone, Cardiff
There are three kinds of basement; that of creepy horror films, the pop-punk band and venues equipped for reams of
Album Review: Stallone – ‘Cardiac Black’
Stallone are amongst the ranks of the recent resurgence in brilliant UK hardcore; and what an addition they are! Their
Album Review: Lewis Watson – ‘Some Songs With Some Friends’
Despite not being the most imaginative of titles, Lewis Watson’s fifth EP ÔÇÿSome Songs With Some Friends’ does exactly what
Live Review: Mayday Parade, Solus, 03.02.14
You can forgive people for thinking that pop punk is for kids. The steadily growing queue of fans that snakes
Album Review: You Me At Six – ‘Cavalier Youth’
You Me At Six’s long-awaited ‘Cavalier Youth’ has finally arrived. Touted as an album of epic proportions, the Weybridge quintet
Album Review: Warpaint – ‘Warpaint’
Four long years since their full-length debut ÔÇÿThe Fool’, Warpaint open their self-titled follow up with an apology. Seconds into
Interview: Frank Turner
Dillion Eastoe speaks to Frank Turner ahead of the first night of his arena tour at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena. Tonight
Album Review: Blitz Kids – ‘The Good Youth’
After a surprise encounter with prolific producer John Feldman led to spontaneous writing sessions abroad, Blitz Kids vocalist Joe James