Album Review: playlounge – ‘pilot’
ÔÇÿpilot’ is the debut album from the London based duo playlounge [they like lowercase, I’m not just being lazy ÔÇô […]
Album Review: Radstewart – ‘Wiccans and Beatlemancers’
Radstewart’s debut EP proper, ÔÇÿWiccans and Beatlemancers’ is as confident and catchy an indie pop record as you’ll hear this
Album Review: Johnny Foreigner – ‘You Can Do Better’
If you’ve spent the last seven years blissfully unaware of the melodic noise-pop sounds common to Johnny Foreigner records, then
Live Review: Chvrches, Cardiff Solus
It’s hard to know what to expect from a band like CHVRCHES. When the band consists of essentially two guys
Interview: Deaf Havana
Dillon Eastoe quizzed Deaf Havana frontman James Veck-Gilodi ahead of the band’s show at Cardiff’s Great Hall on April 15th.
Live Review: Manic Street Preachers, Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
The area around the Motorpoint Arena seems surprisingly quiet for the Manic Street Preachers’ only Wales show of their ÔÇÿFuturology’
Live Review: Franz Ferdinand, O2 Academy Bristol
About ten minutes in to Franz Ferdinand’s gargantuan 90 minute set I am struck by how bizarre a situation I
Album Review: Sky Ferreira – ‘Night Time, My Time’
The long awaited album by Sky Ferreira has finally arrived. After four unreleased albums, it has been an arduous journey
Interview: Of Mice and Men
Alec Evans chatted to bassist/vocalist Aaron Pauley from Californian metallers Of Mice & Men, ahead of their sold out GB
Live Review: Bombay Bicycle Club, The Great Hall – Cardiff
Spring is finally descending, the sun is beginning to shine; that means one thing, it’s time for everyone to realise
Album Review: Rodrigo Y Gabriela – ‘9 Dead Alive’
Rodrigo y Gabriela are now on their fifth album. Rodrigo Sanchez and Gabriela Quintero’s instrumental Mexican guitar duo have built
Live Review: Howl and Birth of Joy, The Moon Club, 27.03.14
Eerie blue stage lights illuminate the Moon Club. The floor is sticky with its carpet of spilled lager. An audience clad
Album Review: Band Of Skulls – ‘Himalayan’
The title of Southampton rockers Band Of Skulls’ third album is a decent starting point to describing the sound on
Album Review: Kylie Minogue – ‘Kiss Me Once’
‘Locomotion’. ‘I Should Be So Lucky’. ‘Better the Devil You Know’. ‘Spinning Around’. ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Head’.
Review: Thief
When a franchise that is beloved by its fandom is rebooted, it is always going to be a divisive game.
Some Are More Equal Than Others
There is a tendency among activists and allies of the mainstream gay rights movement to treat marriage equality as the
Live Review: Straight Lines, Solus, 09.03.14
Solus is busy before Falling With Style even start.┬á Their sound is powerful, vocal driven, heavy rock ÔÇô not unlike
Always gay, never a person
Liam Havard shares his thoughts on the negative connotation of the word ÔÇÿgay’ and the increasing popularity of the ÔÇÿgay
LGBT+ Progress
Quench are going to be looking at some of the life-changing progress that has been made in the different areas
Album Review: Morrissey – ‘Your Arsenal’
Morrissey’s third solo effort post-Smiths-departure has recently been re-released. Recognised as his seminal album, ÔÇÿYour Arsenal’ sent Morissey’s career on