EP: Get Inuit – 001
For those of you who aren’t aware, Get Inuit are a funky indie-pop quartet from Kent. They’re pretty fresh and […]
History In The Making
In celebration of LGBT+ History Month, Quench Music take you through some of the community’s most influential musical figureheads FRANK
Review: Dark Vanilla Jungle, Chapter Arts Centre
Ciara Rafter explores humankind’s need to belong with the help of Philip Ridley’s gripping┬áDark Vanilla Jungle, performed by Wales’ own
Interview: Menace Beach
Dillon Eastoe chats to Menace Beach singer and guitarist Ryan Needham about their freshman release, reading the reviews and keeping
Interview: Beartooth
Quench Music talk Buckingham Palace, Barack Obama and opening the show with alt-rockers Beartooth So, Beartooth, coming from an alternative background,
Review: The Meating Place
Nestled amongst the hustle and bustle of St Mary’s Street, The Meating Place is the ideal location for slightly
The Next Chapter – BAFTA Presents: Wales at Sundance
Chapter Arts Centre is Cardiff’s local hub for all things culture, so when we got the chance to attend an
In Defence of the License Fee
With subscription services and online catch-up TV more popular than ever before, Emily Jones explores whether the BBC’s license fee
Live: Kate Tempest – Motion – 8/2/15
In a packed-out and jumper-worthy Motion, Kate Tempest holds court to the second date of her live tour, the largest
Review: Wok & Go
Sarah Baltrop heads down the latest noodle bar to pop up in Cardiff, Wok & Go. But will it stand
Quench Workshops: Illustrator
We at Quench have decided we want to share what we know with anybody at Cardiff University. Disclaimer: we’re not
Review: Cineworld Cardiff
There are three things you want from a cinema: Good location Comfy seating The newest release schedule Fortunately for all
Album: Ibeyi – Ibeyi
Ibeyi, a French Cuban duo who’s music is eclectic as they’re cultural backgrounds, arrive with their self titled debut. Singing
Competition: Win a cinema trip with Cineworld Cardiff
Win a trip to the cinema with Cineworld Cardiff On the 16th February 2015, Cineworld (http://www.cineworld.com) introduced a new offer,
Now You See It, Now You Don’t
As the feature continues to disappear and reappear again, Aimee-Lee Abraham┬áwrestles the ÔÇÿBritish institution’ that is (or was!?) The Sun’s
Buy Local, Buy Better?
Imogen Byers investigates how easy it really is to revolt against the supermarkets by eating local produce and supporting independent
The Cake Makeover: Vegetable Cakes
Everybody loves cake right? How about vegetable based cakes? We have a look at the rising trend and give you
The Cardiff Guide to: Burgers
With so many independent and chain eateries in and around Cardiff, it can be overwhelming deciding what to eat or
Food As Art
Kathryn Lewis takes a look at how our plates are becoming frames for our foodie conquests There was a time
Album: Peace – Happy People
Waifish indie boys Peace return with the follow up to their 2013 debut, In Love. Similarly optimistic in title, Happy