Ha┼Ás establish a new record label for Cardiff house music
By Sam Cotter In recent years, the interest of electronic music in Cardiff has seen an exponential growth in student-led […]
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For a long time, TV and film fanatics have been suckers for psychopathic serial-killing antiheroes. We bow down before John
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With Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut proving a smash hit in theatres across the globe, four┬áQuench┬ácontributors share their thoughts on┬áA Star
Review | Only Men Aloud Decade Gala Concert
By Kathleen Walker ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Eighteen years ago, a choir was by formed by a group of friends joining together to
Review: Say My Name @ Cardiff International Film Festival 2018
Say My Name is not just your regular, cookie-cutter romantic comedy. The independent production has been selected as one of
Review | Chippy Lane Podcast
By Alys Jones Chippy Lane Productions is a London-based Welsh company which promotes Welsh and Wales-based theatre talent to audiences
Live Review | John Butler Trio perform an incredible set at Bristol’s O2 Academy
by Dylan Graham ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà On Tuesday 16th October, John Butler Trio (perhaps a more accurate name would be John Butler
RAF Centenary Concert | Review
By Abbie Rands ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà From the moment we enter the auditorium to a stage illuminated by soft blue lighting and
Fashion’s Dirty Secrets ÔÇô A Stacey Dooley Documentary
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Composers of the First World War: A Commemoration | Review
By Ilona Cabral ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Pack up your troubles and step into a vibrant and emotive centenary celebration of the First
Food Abroad: Eating the Fijian Way
Words By Abby Wilson As a food lover, I was quite nervous about my volunteering trip to Fiji. Living with
Lord of the Flies | Review
Featured Image Credit:┬áSam Taylor ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà By Lottie Ennis Lord of the Flies is a classic story depicting the brutal savagery
S┼Án Festival 2018 Day 3 Part 2: Old acts and new deliver more great performances
by Dylan Graham Gaz Coombes Gaz Coombes, ex-frontman of 90s Britpop band Supergrass, performed at Cardiff’s Tramshed along with his
Making the Switch: How internal reform, a dose of young blood, and the spirit of an old friend saved Nintendo
By Mike O’Brien | Mario is in your happy meal. Link is shield surfing his way onto Jimmy Fallon. You
Swn Day 3 Part 1: Things get weird at Clwb Ifor Bach
By Max Modell It was always going to happen, things were going to get weird. After a highly enjoyable first
Amy and the Holograms: a revival of Amy Winehouse’s legacy or an exploitation of her name for money made of smoke and mirrors?
By Linda Kritikou Base Hologram is a company dedicated to bringing dead people back to life. No, this is not
An interview with Skindred’s Arya Goggin
by Dylan Graham Throughout November and December, Welsh reggae metal band Skindred are embarking on a mammoth UK tour, one
S┼Án Festival 2018 Day Two leaves The Great Hall a sweaty mess after a high energy evening
Expectations were high going into day two of S┼Án Festival 2018 after the roaring success that was day one. Tonight,
Review | Neil Oliver’s ÔÇÿThe Story of the British Isles in 100 Places’
By Juliet Hall ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Archaeologist and historian Neil Oliver is best known for his role as lead presenter on BBC’s
S┼Án Festival 2018 kicks off with a spectacular night of music at the Tramshed
by Dylan Graham This years’ S┼Án Festival started in style with a brilliant trio of acts playing Cardiff’s Tramshed, headlined