Interview: The Blackout
Ahead of their return to Solus, Jack Glasscock and Louis Browne sat down with The Blackout‘s two vocalists to talk […]
Feature: Jaws
“Craig Bellamy to turn up, or maybe Tom Jones”, was the expectation Jaws held of their first live outing in
Live Review: Tom Odell, Great Hall, 12.10.13
October 12th saw Tom Odell give an outstanding performance to a thrilled audience. The show was by anyone’s standards a
Album Review: Max Raptor – ‘Mother’s Ruin’
Back in the 1970s, the UK played a major role in the huge new genre punk-rock. Since then, punk has
Single Review: The Ramona Flowers – ‘Brighter’
Following on from the release of their last EP┬á’Lust & Lies’┬áa few months back, The Ramona Flowers’ new single ÔÇÿBrighter’
Album Review: The Getaway Plan – ‘Lovesick’
If you’re looking for a cross between everything you once found on MySpace and the Camp Rock soundtrack, then Australian
Album Review: Hanson – ‘Anthem’
Wave goodbye to ‘MMMBop’, kids, Hanson are back with a cleaner, more mature release┬á(you would hope so after nearly twenty
Interview: To Kill A King
Just before they took to the Great Hall to support Bastille, Amy Endacott took a quick five to catch up
Interview: Beans on Toast
Liam ‘Maccers’ McNeilly┬áhas a little chinwag with self-proclaimed “Drunk Folk Singer” Beans On Toast at Clwb Ifor Bach. You spend
Interview: letlive.
Heading over the Atlantic for their first UK headline tour, Los Angeles’ self-confessed ‘soul punx’ letlive.┬ácaught up with Tom Connick
Live Review: The Twang & Jaws, Solus, 6.10.13
It was difficult to know what to expect as Birmingham 5-piece, The Twang, arrived in Cardiff for the penultimate date
Single Review: Hugh Laurie – ‘Junco Partner’
There’s always a degree of cynicism when someone best known for their acting career tries to reinvent themselves as a
Preview: The Twang & Jaws, Solus, 06.10.13
Birmingham was once the home of heavy metal, with Judas Priest and Black Sabbath both calling the midlands’ heart their
Live Review: Funeral For A Friend – Great Hall 2, Cardiff
Twelve years is a long time. A twelve-year-old child would be starting secondary school, discovering the other sex were perhaps
Interview: Funeral For A Friend
When one talks about the modern Welsh music scene, you’d be hard pressed to avoid mention of Funeral For A
Festival Review: Electric Picnic 2013
Festivals have seemingly become an integral part of most students’ summer holidays. Why not then combine a typical love of
Festival Review: ArcTanGent 2013
The summer of 2013 will be one I remember in one of two ways; as the first of many wonderfully
Festival Review: Green Man Festival 2013
This year’s Green Man Festival, tucked away in the sprawling beauty of the foothills of the Black Mountains, opened amidst
King Krule – Six Feet Beneath The Moon
Archy Marshall’s music has been attracting interest for over three years and for many, this album has been a long