Album Review: Blitz Kids – ‘The Good Youth’
After a surprise encounter with prolific producer John Feldman led to spontaneous writing sessions abroad, Blitz Kids vocalist Joe James […]
Live Review: Daniel Avery, 10 Feet Tall, 23.01.14
It’s safe to say that merely 12 months ago, most people would not have heard of Daniel Avery. A resident
Album Review: Of Mice & Men – ‘Restoring Force’
Founded by original Attack Attack! vocalist Austin Carlile and bassist Jaxin Hall in 2009,┬á┬áCosta Mesa, California’s Of Mice┬á&┬áMen seemed set
Interview: Royal Blood
Soon-to-be the hottest duo in British Rock music, Mike & Ben from Royal Blood chat to Marc Mayo about 2014,
Gaming Has Changed
Now the next generation is well and truly here Rhys Thomas Elliott looks back at how gaming has changed, for
Book Review: Let The Darkness In by Creative Writing Society
Review by Elouise Hobbs The self-published anthology by Cardiff University’s Creative Writing Society, which celebrates and examines internal and external
Book Review: TASCHEN 100 Illustrators
Review by Amy Pay Taschen, for the uninitiated, produce some of the most beautiful art books in existence. Always carefully
Live Review: London Grammar, Solus, 28.01.13
London┬áGrammar’s UK tour has been eagerly anticipated.┬á Solus is illuminated by a thousand smartphones; Cardiff waits to watch it through
Album Review: Bombay Bicycle Club – ‘So Long, See You Tomorrow’
Since the release of their debut album ÔÇÿI Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose’ in 2008, Bombay Bicycle
Review: Xbox One
The Xbox One was marketed by Microsoft as being more than simply a gaming console with more emphasis being placed
Festival of Diversity: How Culture Leads to Art
Every year, Cardiff’s Malaysian Students Society puts on an extravaganza of a show, called Festival of Diversity. Malaysoc’s FOD director
Review: Bravely Default
Bravely Default is the best final fantasy game in a long while. It says a great degree about Square Enix’s
The Tomorrow People: “Kill or Be Killed” Review
Warning! Spoilers follow John took centre stage in this week’s episode The Tomorrow People follows up last week’s promising episode
Review: Billie Joe and Norah – ‘Foreverly’
It doesn’t seem like the most natural fit at first sight. The idea of Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong
Review: PlayStation 4
Despite the issues new consoles have on day one, the Playstation 4 (PS4) set-up seemed to go quite comfortably –
The Tomorrow People: “Girl, Interrupted” Review
Warning! Spoilers follow Cara and Stephen discuss how to use their telepathy to help “humans” In this third episode of
Review: Blue/Orange, Sherman Cymru
For such a colourfully titled show, Canoe Theatre’s Blue/Orange is set in a blandly sterile consultation room, illuminated by fluorescent
Interview: Sivu
Ed Watson sits down with James Page, the man behind hotly-tipped singer-songwriter Sivu. Your pseudonym ÔÇÿSivu’ is a Finnish translation
Review: Buffalo Bar Roast Dinner
Buffalo Bar is renowned for being one of Cardiff’s leading bars ÔÇô its cocktails and nights cannot be upstaged by
The Tomorrow People: “In Too Deep” Review
Warning! Spoilers follow Kurt, the latest teenager to “break out” “In Too Deep” felt like it had returned to the