Live Review: Joan Armatrading Live at St Davids Hall, 17/10/18
By Max Modell Guitar solos, the use of a sampler, hilarious gags, Joan Armatrading to be the support act, the […]
Review: Beautiful Boy @ BFI LFF 2018
What do you do when you have the world at your feet – after giving one of the richest performances
Chai Street Green | Review
Words by Andrea Drobna When first opened in Cardiff their goal was to provide authentic, tasty food from across India to
Review | Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
By: Andrea Drobna ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Founded in 1974, Les Ballets Trockadero De Monte Carlo (Trocks, for short) have toured all over
Live Review: Blair Dunlop at Acapella Studios, 07/10/18
By Georgia Mae Evans After listening to his album, Notes from an Island, on repeat the week leading up to Blair
The Modern-Day Relationship between Music and the LGBTQ+ Community
by Hannah Ryan The world of indie rock is currently undergoing an unprecedented change, it would seem. Where before the
Sportswear and trainers: How do they influence todays fashion?
By Rimante Bivainyte Imagine fashion without heels, sexy dresses and elegancy! It sounds like a very strong statement, however, seeing
Dermot Kennedy Live at Cardiff Student Union, 15th October 2018
By Max Modell My anticipation for Dermot Kennedy’s Cardiff date has been clear to see for months. The gig made
Bugzy Malone: Tour Preview
By Isabel Cosford Mancunian grime artist Bugzy Malone kick-starts his 2018 UK tour in October and Cardiff University is fortunate
Westerman: Live Review and Interview at Clwb Ifor Bach
By Max Modell Westman’s music offers a thoughtful, meditative look at the world from a singular, slightly off-kilter perspective, placed
The Freshers’ Pressures and New Anxieties
Here are some amazing students talking about their own experiences dealing with anxiety when moving to Cardiff for uni. If
Live Review: The Sherlocks Live at Cardiff Students’ Union, Thursday 11th October 2018
By Laura Stevens “You’re coming home when it’s light from the night before…” the room moves in unison as The
Review: Roma @ BFI LFF 2018
Alfonso Cuar├│n is a rarity. A director with barely a blemish on his filmography ÔÇô which now spans more than
Da Mara | Review
Words by Caterina Dassie Da Mara is an Italian restaurant pizzeria situated in Penylan, just at the end of Albany
Fashion and Feminism ÔÇô what’s next for the industry in the era of #MeToo?
By Alys Hewitt The fashion industry has always been largely at odds with the feminist agenda. After all, what do
Review: Ghetts ÔÇô Ghetto Gospel: The New Testament
By Rowan Lees ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Ghetts caused shockwaves at the end of August with the release of the ÔÇÿBlack Rose’ video,
REVIEW: Call of Duty: Black Ops 4
By Mike O’Brien |┬áÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔ£░ Disclosure: Activision provided Quench with a copy of the game for review purposes. Call of Duty,
Kitchen Cupboard Essentials for Freshers
By Abby Wilson. When first arriving at university, it can be very tempting to fall into the trap of often
Nintendo’s new online platform is a disaster with promise
By Alex Daud Briggs and Mike O’Brien | After a year of waiting, Nintendo has finally released their online service
London Fashion Week (Part 2): Memorable Shows
By Abigail Thomas  As, the London Fashion Week rolled in, Burberry was definitely the one to watch this particular Fashion