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
Interview: Battles
Quench Music’s insightful contributor, Oli Richards, chatted with Battles’ enigmatic, Ian Williams. Have a read of how it went below.
Interview: Ciaran Lavery
Quench’s┬áMark Sweeney called up the busy man that is Ciaran Lavery last week and this is what spoke about…. Quench
Live: Sweet Baboo – The Globe – 03/10/15
Sweet Baboo and Co. provide somewhat of a Welsh homecoming as they round off a long and successful string of
Album: Jess Glynne – ‘I Cry When I Laugh’
ÔÇÿI Cry When I Laugh’ is the highly acclaimed, debut album for South London based singer, Jess Glynne; who is
Review: Macbeth
Rather than opening Macbeth with the classic battle featured in Act One of Shakespeare’s tragedy, Australian director Justin Kurzel presents
Review: The Martian
I am a lone vessel in this vast void of nothingness. One man stranded on Mars with only his wits,
Review: Convenience
Billed as ‘a buddy comedy heist movie,┬áClerks meets Dog Day Afternoon,‘┬áConvenience┬áis one of the best British comedy films in recent
Review: Solace
Solace? More like boring. I don’t understand this film. It’s meant to be a mystery thriller but I didn’t find
Review: Blood Brothers, New Theatre.
“So, did you ever hear the story of the Johnstone twins? As like each other as two new pins,
The Wales Game Dev Show 2015
Editor’s Note: This article was published in the September 2015 edition of Quench as part of the Cardiff issue. In
All-You-Can-Eat Buffet: Worth the Money?
Zenn Wong investigates the claims and risks of all-you-can-eat buffets. With the rise in popularity of vegetarianism, as well as
Review: Not Safe For Work, Chapter Arts.
In today’s society, the concept of privacy seems to go amiss as social media, publications and news all focus in
Review: Just Jim
Welsh actor Craig Roberts (Submarine, Comes a Bright Day, Bad Neighbours) makes a very strong directorial debut in Just Jim,
Back to School: Let us jog your memory as to why Cardiff could be the best place in the world.
So you’ve slogged your guts out through A-Levels, managed to miraculously survive results day and found yourself as a budding
Review: Straight Outta Compton
Never has a biographical film impressed me in the last decade than Straight Outta Compton. This film follows the start