The Highs And Lows Of Live Music
In my eyes, there’s nothing better than live music. The real-time, in-person connections shared between performers and audiences are something […]
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Chained to the Rhythm
The paradox of musical freedom and industry constraints has permeated various artists’ ability to perform authentic material. Chappell Roan, a
The Wombats: Live From Cardiff
Are you still dancing to Joy Division after all these years? We certainly are- and so were the crowd at
All-Time Favourite Romance Novels
André Aciman’s Call Me By Your Name is, at its heart, a novel about first love—the kind that consumes, unsettles,
Can Cardiff Handle Big Concerts?
Cardiff has slowly paved its way to being a top-billing location on the tour posters of some of the world’s biggest artists. Long
This Is How Tomorrow Moves: Beabadoobee Concert Review
From bedroom sessions to global sell-out tours, Beabadoobee released her third studio album This Is How Tomorrow Moves in August
Literary Friendships: Bonding Through Books
Coming to university, I had only ever had two people to discuss books with. One was a friend from school
Interview with @thisis.Cassie- Cardiff’s Own Travel Influencer
I had the pleasure of speaking to a Cardiff local and one of my favourite social media content creators. Cassie,
In Conversation With The K’s
From battling the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic to recently achieving career milestones like a Bronze Brit Breakthrough award, The
Spring Showcase – Embracing the Arts at Cardiff University
It was my first time attending the Society Spring Showcase, but it was something I will never forget. The talent
Pointe Shoes and Pirouettes: The Dangerously Delicate
Pointe shoes, tutus, and pirouettes. Ballerinas ooze grace and elegance whilst on stage. Is the world of ballet as refined
The Making of Seasons: In conversation with Lucy Knight
Sheffield-based singer-songwriter Lucy Knight is an up-and-coming performer, making a name with her emotionally driven music. Her latest release, ‘Seasons’,
In Conversation with Manchester’s Indie-Pop Duo ‘Remote’
‘We just wanted to tell people – we feel this, and people don’t really talk about it. We wanted this
The Euphoric Palette
The euphoric palette and the impact that colours have on us as simple beings is something that I believe we
A Coastal Reset: Digital Detoxing on the Gower Peninsula
Growing up in an increasingly digitised world has increased the importance of self care breaks and digital detoxes. When I
Struggling With Chronic Pain: My Experience
Imagine you start getting a pain in your knee every so often, you don’t think anything of it. But then
Dating in the Digital Age
Dating apps love to sell us a story of finding our soulmates using algorithms and prompts, as if finding the
Love Languages Explained: What’s Yours?
The five love languages of ‘Quality Time’, ‘Giving Gifts’, ‘Words of Affirmation’, ‘Acts of Service’ and ‘Physical Touch’ are all
Third Culture Kids: Identity Across Boarders
‘I was born in England, but my mum is from the Netherlands and my dad is Syrian.’ It is a
A Look Into The Digital Camera Frenzy
As uni students, we are living the best years of our lives. Yes, we capture those moments, taking out our