Review: Beyond: Two Souls
This month, Adam Bown looks at the spiritual successor to Fahrenheit and Heavy Rain. Is it worthy of being called […]
Review: 1984, Sherman Cymru
Reviewed by Amy Pay If you look up “scary theatre” on a search engine, you’ll see that The Woman In
Review: National Dance Company Wales, WMC
Reviewed by Vaiva Seskeviciute To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the award winning National Dance Company Wales presented a dynamic programme
Album Review: The Fratellis – ‘We Need Medicine’
At what point between Chelsea Dagger and now did The Fratellis lose it? A change of sound for the band has
Single Review: Editors – ‘Honesty’
A soft-rock ballad is probably the best way to describe the latest release from Birmingham’s alt-rockers┬áEditors. In other words,
Album Review: Deaf Havana – ‘Old Souls’
In 2010, Hunstanton-based band Deaf Havana lost their aggressive vocalist Ryan Mellor, and with that a substantial aspect of their
Style Icon: Millie Manderson
Mille Manderson has always showcased a typical Chelsea girl style by wearing neutral colours, excess bling and probably showing a
Album Review: Eminem – The Marshall Mathers LP 2
Drugs. Rape. Suicide. Murder. Homophobia. Misogyny. There didn’t seem to be a taboo subject that Eminem wouldn’t tackle releasing ‘The
A night at Cardiff Fashion Week
Firmly placing itself within Cardiff’s Fashion Calendar, Cardiff Fashion Week’s showcase revealed upcoming A/W 13 trends from high street retailers
Album Review: Luke Sital-Singh – ‘Tornadoes’
In an age where music is plagued by over-production, 808s and dwindling sincerity, Luke Sital-Singh provides an oasis of calm
Review: Boing!, Sherman Cymru
Reviewed by Amy Endacott Boing!, devised by companies Travelling Light and Champloo Dance, is a piece of theatre which invited
Preview: The Feeling & Yellowire, Solus, 3.11.12
Have a guess at who was the most played band on the radio in 2006? Got a Feeling you know
Feature: And The Winner Is
With the Mercury and Welsh Music prizes both taking place this October, Joseph Ainscough takes a look at the relevance
Review: Chelsea Hotel, WMC
Reviewed by Matthew Lee Schneider “This hotel does not belong to America. ┬áThere are no vacuum cleaners, no rules and
Live Review: The Blackout, Solus, 24.10.13
Sean Smith, the slightly more outspoken half of The Blackout‘s vocal partnership, often jokes they are “the best live band
DIY Halloween make-up
The pumpkins are ripe and the ghouls are out; its Halloween and Quench Fashion are here to inspire your alter
Live Review: letlive., Clwb Ifor Bach, 15.10.13
Since letlive. broke into the UK hardcore scene following the release of their critically acclaimed album Fake History in 2010,
Album Review: Diana Vickers – ‘Music To Make Boys Cry’
Remember Diana Vickers? Semi-finalist on The X Factor 2008? If not, perhaps you should, because take one glance at her
Interview: The Blackout
Ahead of their return to Solus, Jack Glasscock and Louis Browne sat down with The Blackout‘s two vocalists to talk
Opinion: Why Burst Bridget Jones’ Bubble?
Words by Laura Carter I’m sure I wasn’t the only one to be absolutely horrified at the news that Helen