Interview: Ella Eyre
Lucy Woodham catches up with Ella Eyre ahead of her first solo UK tour┬á She’s known for being the voice […]
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Review: Bubblebase
Food writer, Natalie Thomas, visited Bubblebase in Cardiff’s Queens Arcade to try out one of the cities wackiest tea rooms.
Cardiff Country Fair
Food & Drink editors, Kathryn and Emma, get a taste for rural regularities in the centre of the city, at
Review: The Clink
Whoever thought lunch-behind-bars could be so good? Before my visit to The Clink, the phrase ÔÇÿprison food’ brought to
Review: The Tucker Lounge
Food & Drink editor, Kathryn Lewis, tries out one of Salisbury Road’s swankiest lunch stops. I can only describe Cardiff’s
Freshers Foodie Tour Of The City
Freshers week is a whirlwind of partying and meeting new people and this foodie tour of the city aims to
D.I.Y Mixology
Wanting to channel your inner Sex and the City? Or simply looking to mix up your standard pre-drink procedure? Food
Food That Rises To The Occasion
Different occasions and different company often determine where you end up going to eat and with the vast amount of
The Sketch: An Alternative Guide to Wales
Gareth Evans offers a ÔÇÿunique’ tour of his home country for the unacquainted. What springs to mind when you think
Hidden Gems for the Curious Student
Culture editors Jasmine Freeman and Elouise Hobbs bring you ten of Cardiff’s cultural treasures you wish you knew about. Go
Review: The Gaslight Anthem – Get Hurt
Brian Fallon has been writing songs about heartbreak all his life. So what makes this collection different? The clues are
Review: Twin Atlantic – Great Divide
Twin Atlantic impressed with their cracking debut full length, ÔÇÿFree’.┬á Since then, the amount of interest focused on their follow
Review: Biffy Clyro – ‘Similarities’
Biffy Clyro’s B-side compilation album, ÔÇÿSimilarities’, is not a waste of time. It’s not a cheap money spinner that tides
Review: Morrissey – ‘World Peace Is None Of Your Business’
International tensions are increasing, conflict has provoked much political debate, and what’s more, the UK’s general election is fast approaching.
Review: Plaids – Plaids
With little time left to wait for Plaids’ self-titled debut album, punk fans may now rejoice. Unlike their scuzzy low-fi
Review: Joyce Manor – Never Hungover Again
Joyce Manor have delivered an unpretentious belter of a record. Storming past at a breakneck nineteen minutes long, the Californian
Review: Futurology – Manic Street Preachers
Written concurrently with last year’s ÔÇÿRewind the Film’, it’s more accurate to describe ÔÇÿFuturology’ as a counterpart than a follow-up
Live Review: Arcade Fire, British Summer Time (03/07/14)
Following a successful show at Glastonbury only a week earlier, Arcade Fire are set to headline the British Summer Time
Review: Ed Sheeran – x
Following up Ed Sheeran’s chart topping album ‘+,’┬á the highly anticipated ‘x’ is set to be just as huge. Expressing
Review: Every Time I Die – From Parts Unknown
There’s a reason why Every Time I Die are heralded as one of the most consistently brilliant bands in hardcore