Review: Nightcrawler
After a somewhat lacklustre summer for major blockbusters in terms of originality, the winter seems to be providing us with […]
Review: Interstellar
Coming from the minds of one of the most prestigious directors and writers that the 21st Century has had the
Curry Culture Clash
The great British public love a good curry, so much so that chicken tikka masala was Britain’s favourite dish in
The Reboot of Twin Peaks: What it Means for the Show
“Dear Twitter Friends: That gum you like is going to come back in style! #damngoodcoffee.” -┬áThis was the cryptic message
Is It Easy To Be A Healthy Student?
Eating healthily is a conscious choice for many, but as we try and juggle the cost of a social life
The Cardiff Coffee Guide
With coffee chains such as Costa and Starbucks popping up on just about every street corner, it’s easy to
Quench Food Evening: Svago
A table littered with food snobs, bargain hunting penny-counters and simply greedy students; what else would you expect from the
Live Review: Clean Bandit, The Great Hall
There’s no doubt that the band can charm an audience. It is perhaps fitting that the Cardiff leg of Clean
Review: The Flaming Lips-With A Little Help From My Fwends
The Flaming Lips are as bizarre as they are enduring. The Flaming Lips are as bizarre as they are enduring.
Review: Run The Jewels-Run The Jewels 2
‘Putting pistols in faces’. El-P and Killer Mike have teamed up for a sequel to what was, for many, one
Review: Kindness-Otherness
Less immediate pop music. After a fairly tame first album from Kindness’ Adam Bainbridge, the release of Otherness sees a
Review: Taylor Swift-1989
This genre is where Taylor belongs and most likely, will be staying for future music. You might wonder how global
Interview: Son Joan
They deserve all the luck and success that they are sure to amass. ‘Menagerie Melodies’ is the publically audible inception
Live Review: Twin Atlantic
  Twin Atlantic meet and exceed expectations. On Sunday 2nd November, Glaswegian four-piece Twin Atlantic took to the stage in
Interview: Childhood
Another reckless Uni band ready┬áto inject 500mg of pure, unadulterated fun into the UK’s music scene is Childhood. Another reckless
Live Review: Johnny Marr
A room full of Johnny Marr fans┬áis moved to tears. You’re likely to recognise Johnny Marr through his diverse history:
Discover Dance Festival ÔÇô Dance Dome
For two days only, a travelling fusion of art installation and dance experience came to Newport’s Riverfront Theatre on Friday
Brussels on a Shoestring
Ingrida Kurlinkut─ù gives us her tips on how to spend a cheap weekend in the Belgian capital Brussels, the capital
new/newydd – November
The best new and upcoming artists to look out for this month… Dream Beach No label involvement, no blog premiers
Review: DimSwn
Credit: LCN Photography We review Cardiff’s premier music festival, DimSwn… Seazoo – Clwb Ifor Bach On entering the downstairs of