Stag Coffee | Review
By Abby Wilson After visiting Stag Coffee two times in the past two weeks, I thought it was only necessary […]
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The Spookiest Ways to Spend Halloween Nearby on a Student Budget
The pumpkins are out, fake blood is flying off the shelves and Pintrests most searched term is ÔÇÿoriginal fancy dress
An Interview with Tom Walker
by Andrea Gaini Tom Walker is one of the most promising up-coming artists in Britain and in Europe, his scratched
Spooky Fun or Insensitive Branding?
By Bethany Griffiths Halloween has certainly changed a lot since I was a kid. It used to be a minor
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
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
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
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 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
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
Da Mara | Review
Words by Caterina Dassie Da Mara is an Italian restaurant pizzeria situated in Penylan, just at the end of Albany
New High Street Sizing: A Positive Move?
By Bethany Griffiths After facing years of backlash for poor sizing guidelines, some high street shops (notably H&M and Primark)
2018 London ÔÇÿFood Made Good’ Awards: Dusty Knuckle wins ÔÇÿPeople’s Favourite Restaurant’
Words by Caterina Dassie’ On the night of October the 1st, the Dusty Knuckle was awarded for its commitment to
La Traviata | Opera Review
By Mel Lynch ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà This Autumn, the Welsh National Opera has a taken over our beloved Millennium centre, so naturally
Weird and Wonderful Events this Autumn
By Abi Dudbridge WEIRD AND WONDERFUL EVENTS IN OCTOBER Summer is officially over, which means the season of hot chocolates,
Danish Pastries aren’t Danish? An Exploration into Traditionally Misleading Foods
Words by Angharad May. Many foods are closely associated with particular countries, but much of our modern world is comprised
Brooke Bentham | Live Review + Interview, Clwb Ifor Bach
by Rimant─ù Bivainyt─ù Early Wednesday evening I enter Clwb Ifor Bach and head upstairs. In the ÔÇÿgreen room’ I am
Greazy Vegan | Review
By Eden Griffiths Wherever you come from and whatever you’re doing with your life right now, there’s a good chance
Review: Victorious Festival, Portsmouth
By Ellie Harradine The thing about going to a festival is, people are so happy. So what is Victorious Festival,
The Future of Cardiff’s Street Food
By Josh Ong Street food throughout the UK has seen a meteoric rise in the last decade. With ever increasing