Review: The Program
Is there anything more tragic than a racing-movie that never gets up to speed? Well… yes. Obviously yes. There are […]
Review: Parallel Lines, Chapter Arts
Here at Quench Culture we love a good offering of home-grown talent, and perhaps there’s no better than┬á’Parallel Lines’. Cardiff-based
Review: Undertale
Spider bake sales, fourth wall breaking skeletons and an extremely terrifying flower, what more is there to say? Undertale, arguably
Live: Spector – Thelka, Bristol – 13/10/15
A gig at the Thekla is always a treat to behold; there is something unique about seeing a band perform
A/W ’15 Style Edit: Womenswear
We often see autumn as the season that puts an end to our happy, warm, summer days, as it throws
Top of the Shops: Best of Cardiff
Cardiff: the fashion capital of Wales. With three huge shopping centres packed with popular brands and labels, the St David’s
The F-word
In an unapologetic account, Sanya Budhiraja and Elis Williams discuss the realms of gender eqaulity and what it really means
Tinder and the Rise of Technosexuals
As Tinder and a spawn of similar dating apps rise to new heights of popularity, Ciara Gillespie takes a look
Review: Everest
Climbing Mt. Everest is a challenge of two halves; getting to the summit is only half of the mission. Once
Album: Duran Duran – ‘Paper Gods’
Five years on from their last studio album ‘All You Need Is Now’, Duran Duran had left fans ‘Hungry Like
London Hair & Beauty Awards 2015
With the global fashion weeks done and dusted for the year, it was only right for us to assume that
Review: Fallout Shelter
Do you remember when you were a child, and you saw those “build your own ant farm” sets, and thought
Interview: Creeper
After┬áchatting to Creeper’s frontman, Will Gould, this transcription could have been written up into a feature that’s main aim would
Interview: The Ordinary Boys
After a very favourable review of The Ordinary Boys eponymous comeback album, Rachael Hutchings has a chat with lead singer,
Lou Lou’s Vintage Fair: A Review
Lou Lou’s Vintage Fair has held the title of ‘Best Vintage Fair’ for three consecutive years in the UK now,
Interview and Review: The Vryll Society
If you haven’t heard of The Vryll Society, Liverpool’s finest new offering to the UK, you will have soon. After
Album: The Ordinary Boys – The Ordinary Boys
For many of us, it may seem like a lifetime ago that the self-assured Preston and his gang of merry
Album:Richard Hawley ÔÇô Hollow Meadows
Recorded at Sheffield’s Yellow Arch Studio, ÔÇÿHollow Meadows’ is Richard Hawley’s love song to the best of ballroom ballads; he
Review: Bring Me The Horizon – ‘That’s The Spirit’
Bring Me The Horizon are going to get a tonne of shit for this album; but they don’t care, and