The Drums Review – Bristol 2nd September
The 2nd September 2017 marks the day The Drums stepped on board the infamous party/gig boat Thekla in front of […]
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Alt-J- Live Review, Weston-Super-Mare
After clearing out all the 10p slot machines and mopping up the sticky floor after many a spilt slush puppy
Lorde- Live Review
On the 27th September 2017, exactly four years after her debut album Pure Heroine came into the world, the New
REVIEW: “Blood Brothers” at the New Theatre
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿåÔÿå by Andrea Gaini Seeing a show for the first time is very difficult. Musicals, in particular, because sometimes it
The Magic Gang- UK Tour
The Magic Gang are heading out on tour with Sundara Karma this Autumn. The Magic Gang are no strangers to
Amber Run’s Alaska EP Review
If you know Maggie Roger’s 2016 song Alaska, you’ll know it’s groovy, funky and you’ll know its the perfect shoulder-shimmy-head-bop
A chat with Bad Sounds
Behind the scenes at this year’s Barn on the Farm festival, we chatted to brotherly duo Callum and Ewan, the
An interview with Clean Cut Kid
We caught up with Clean Cut Kid before their set at┬áthis year’s Barn on the Farm Festival. It was the
Review: Shirley Valentine at the New Theatre
by Maria Mellor  Sitting in the theatre waiting for the show to start, you can get a sense of what
ALEXANDRE PR├ëVERT – A JOURNEY OF MUSIC AND POETRY REVIEW
Alexandre Pr├®vert takes the audience of the Church of St. Edward through a journey of music and poetry. ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿå By
Review: The Gentle Sex
Chapter Arts Centre‘s season last month, Girls Like Us,┬ágave us a ‘glimpse into the world of wartime propaganda filmmaking, …
Review: The Crucible, New Theatre
One of the signs of a really good play is that it manages to remain relevant years after it is
Interview: A Cardiff Food Manager
By Ellie Philpotts Here at Quench Food, we’re a little curious. Well, very curious. Which is why we’ve been interviewing
Review: 200 Degrees
By Ellie Philpotts When a cafe not only has creative coffee that doesn’t abandon great taste; price-tags that remember we
Review: Out of Order, New Theatre
Ray Cooney’s theatre legacy is strongly shining on through his newest venture Out of Order which is running through its
Review: Asador 44
By Ellie Philpotts Now Final Year has trudged to an end, it’s time to start thinking about things more exciting
Review: How My Light is Spent, Sherman
How My Light is Spent, Sherman, Wednesday 17th May, reviewer: Tom Morris Last month’s stellar play Killology was always going
Review: The Flora – National Vegetarian Week
By Ellie Philpotts Happy National Vegetarian Week! Since Meat-Free Mondays are becoming likelier to span beyond just Mondays, it makes
Ones to Watch: Out of Order
When a Government Junior Minister plans to spend the evening with one of the Opposition’s typists in the Westminster Hotel,
Review: Happy Lok Diner
By Ellie Philpotts A lot of things are associated with Cathays. Students, seagulls and stormy weather may be the biggest, but