Cardiff’s Bike Lock: a review
The doorstep toast While searching for a Cardiff cafe, I was stopped by the phrase “doorstep toast” and knew I needed […]
The doorstep toast While searching for a Cardiff cafe, I was stopped by the phrase “doorstep toast” and knew I needed […]
The 2023 ‘clean girl’ has been pierced. Make-up influencers are putting down their sad beige palettes, and painting themselves in
Ahead of the release of their fourth studio album Smitten, I had the opportunity to speak to Pale Waves guitarist
The holiday season is soon upon us, and with that comes the plethora of events; from Christmas dinners to course
Tucked away at the back of Cathays is Bl┼Ám; an independent coffee shop that was first introduced to me ago
Eradication Festival is a 3-day extreme metal event which takes place in Cardiff every year. This year I was lucky
On Wednesday 8th November, Vogue revealed the upcoming theme for their annual fashion showcase and exhibition; Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion.
On both occasions where I have been lucky enough to attend their shows, I have left in complete and utter
Watching Art School Girlfriend was multisensory experience. The Wrexham-born Polly Mackey delighted the mostly dungaree-clad, girlfriend-accessorised audience. Her set had
After a band or artist takes time off, it can be difficult for them to maintain loyal and passionate fans.
As a well-publicised feature of this year’s Llais festival, an evening “celebrating Joni Mitchell” was in high attendance at Wales
Punk Rock Factory started their ÔÇÿIt’s just a stage we’re going through’ EU & UK tour with a bang last night in
Ahead of her performance at this year’s S┼Án Festival, I had the opportunity to sit down with Welsh electronic musician
Quench were lucky enough to be invited along to Girls Pushing Buttons, a celebration of South Wales-based electronic pop artists
┬áI didn’t actually know very much about God Is In The TV until they sent Quench a message inviting us
Eclectic, effervescent and ethereal are just three of the words that I would use to describe The Last Dinner Party. Having first met whilst at university, the quintet’s exuberant styles and extraordinary performances have catapulted the band from London’s live music scene to the likes of Glastonbury and the international stage. With such great success before the release of their debut album, it’s not hard for me to say that they are indie’s next big thing. Ahead of their performance at S┼Án Festival on the 21st of October, I was fortunate to have the chance to speak with the band’s bassist Georgia Davies.
Maisie Peters is a name we should all be familiar with. She is taking the world by storm, with half
It can be difficult to acclimatise to old routines and lifestyles associated with our family homes, once we have moved
Words by Katie Storrie Born in a prominent time in history of social change and reform, Dr. Martens have played
Words by Jasmine Dodd With flexibility, independence, and an exciting lifestyle, it is easy to think that being a digital