By Rhiannon Humphreys
With the rising popularity of social media...
The rise of Bedroom Pop – is the DIY popstar here to last?
Independent Record Label Resurgence: Are major labels now less relevant?
By Craig Strachan
The record label industry reached an oligopoly over...
Live Review: Frank Turner – St. David’s Hall (24/11/19)
By Kirby Evans
The first half of his show was stripped back to the...
Live Review: Larkins – Clwb Ifor Bach (20/11/19)
By Maja Metera
When you enter the Clwb Ifor Bach, forget about the...
Category - Music
By Bethan Willis
Whenever I think of Willie J Healey I am transported back to my first year of university, when I would listen to his debut album, ‘People...
By James McClements
Some artists are brilliant in their ability to capture a scene, feeling or poignant moment in time. Azere, or Rowan Lees as he’s...
By Polly Denny
Bear’s Den have been on the rise in the UK indie scene since the release of their first album ‘Islands’ in 2014. Since then they have...
Matt Maltese is back. This time empowered with another 10 track record, and it’s not one to miss. Riding off the success from ‘Bad...
By Ella Clucas
With tickets selling out in just a matter of minutes, Loyle Carner’s latest tour for his second album Not Waving, But Drowning has been highly...
By Luisa De la Concha Montes
When we write about music, we are bound to encounter subjectivity –an element that we constantly try to supress in order...
Laura Dazon – Film & TV Editor
I went to see Ariana Grande perform live, and here’s a review about it yuh yuh.
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By James McClements
South London degenerates champions Fat White Family are an oh-so-overlooked, and so dismissed collection of misfits and underground...
By Craig Strachan
Craig’s rating: 4/5
Pixies tune back into the weirder side of their minds with twelve tracks that favourably embrace the dark...
By Ella Clucas
Drugs. We all know what they are and how to take them. Whether they’re your thing or you prefer to steer clear, it’s time to answer the...
By Kate Waldock
Hoards of screaming girls filled the stage as soon as the clock hit 7:30. Aitch had come to Cardiff, and these fans were going to make...
By Josie Howie
Four-piece alt-rock ensemble Mallory Knox have just embarked on their farewell tour after 10 years together. Hailing from Cambridge, the...
Sŵn festival is coming back to Cardiff for another year, and the line-up is full of some of the best bands in indie right now. Sŵn has announced its final...
By Emily Ricalton
In January 2012, it’s fair to say that my life within music was about to make a dramatic, yet extremely dedicated change –my not yet...
Manchester has arguably produced some of the U.K’s, if not the World’s best bands. Sometimes it’s still a little difficult to comprehend how such a...
The 2019/2020 academic year is about to begin. With that comes streams of artists and bands into Cardiff, and the announcements are all over the place...
By Max Modell
Lewis Capaldi is as likeable as everyone says he is
At 19:00 it appeared the whole festival headed to the Castle Stage to watch Lewis...
We live in a world now that places streaming at the centre of music consumption. We look on as
passive consumers as the digital and analogue giants that...
Merry summer to all you culture vultures! I hope you are filling your days with art, music and theatre (as well as sun, sand and sea) and I greet you with...
Josh Ong – Music Editor
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Swift has returned with her most pop-centric, yet mature album to date.
There’s nothing more mainstream...
