By Sam Cotter
Created and crafted by the clubs of Lyon, Folamour...
Album Review: Ordinary Drugs by Folamour
A conversation with Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods
By Alys Hewitt
Since 2012, Jason Williamson and Andrew Fearn, who...
Live Review: Shakin’ Stevens at St Davids Hall, 03/03/19
By Sallie Phillips
Shakin’ Stevens is back!
The Cardiff-born...
SMIRNOFF EQUALISING MUSIC APPOINTS ANNIE MAC TO SPEARHEAD THE EQUALISING MUSIC PLEDGE
By Alex Payne
Veteran tastemaker Annie Mac, known primarily for her...
Category - Music
by Dylan Graham
Anyone growing up in the noughties in the UK will undoubtably know and be a fan of Busted. Their anthemic pop punk tunes such as ‘Crashed the...
By Eva Zhang
The band logo is pretty cool (black TF in the yellow background), it reminds me of the racing car. Is this why you chose this logo?
Stephen (Bass...
By Max Modell
Every time I go to a gig downstairs at Clwb Ifor Bach, I am always overcome by a feeling that I wish more people were in attendance. It is a...
by Rowan Lees
James Blake has returned with his fourth full length album in eight years, adding to the success of the previous with fresh musical ideas, solid...
By Max Modell
Frank Turner has been a prominent feature in the soundtrack of my life for years. Scoring heartaches, holidays and some of my happiest memories...
By Martina Merenda
With their almost-all sold out UK tour, The Vaccines make their explosive comeback to Cardiff University’s own Students’ Union...
By Max Modell
When I spoke to Beans on Toast last month, he promised at his Clwb Ifor Bach he would be coming out bright eyed and bushy tailed, and he wasn’t...
By Eva Zhang
Set up in high school, Australian rock band—The Faim came from Perth Australia, ambitious to win the global audiences. The band name means...
By Sam Cotter
Cardiff residents, at the start of the new year, were issued with an unwelcomed statement from those at Gwdihŵ that they would be closing their...
By Izzy Boulton
Independent Venue Week 2019 kicked off on Monday 28th January and runs until Sunday 3rd February. Supported by BBC Music, BRIT Awards and Arts...
by Alex Payne
Metalcore has found itself in weird spot in the last few years. As a genre it’s garnered an undeserved reputation for being a little too cringe...
by Emma Murphy
A cold November night, the lights of neighboring moored vessels cast light on the Mud Dock and the growing queue. “It’s like Venice,”...
By Indigo Jones
The music of The 1975 creates a sense of nostalgia for fans, as it brings back memories of 2013 listening to ‘Chocolate’ during break time...
By Max Modell
You recorded “A Bird in the Hand” at the legendary Church Studio, where Bob Dylan, Adele, Radiohead, Beyoncé, and many others have recorded...
By Max Modell
I got the chance to chat with teenage sensation Ruel, as he supported Mabel at Cardiff’s The Great Hall. With Elton John describing Ruel as...
by Dylan Graham
Monday 3rd of December saw the launch of Milgi Sessions, a brand new live music experience alike no other in Cardiff.
Based in a cosy yurt in...
By Max Modell and Victoria Maria
Can you tell me a bit about your new single “Midnight Blue”?
“Midnight Blue” is the odd one out in the recent songs...
By Alys Hewitt
Twentytwo in Blue, the second record by New York natives Sunflower Bean, cherry-picks its influences with effortless ease, pairing breezy yet...
by Alex Payne
As a part of their Christmas marketing push, streaming platform Spotify has released their third iteration of “Wrapped”, the annual...
by Alex Payne
Ragga-Punk legends Skindred descended on Cardiff’s Tramshed this Saturday, almost slap bang in the centre of their That’s My Jam tour. With...
