S┼Án Festival 2023: In Conversation with Ani Glass
Ahead of her performance at this year’s S┼Án Festival, I had the opportunity to sit down with Welsh electronic musician […]
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Sober October vs Oktoberfest: Drinking Culture at University and Alcohol-Free Things To Do in Cardiff
Words by Ellie Young It is an indisputable fact: drinking is embedded in our university culture. Week after week of
Girls Pushing Buttons: A Celebration of Music, Community and Womanhood
Quench were lucky enough to be invited along to Girls Pushing Buttons, a celebration of South Wales-based electronic pop artists
The Endless Double Date
Words by Holly Hostettler-Davies Imagine this: It’s 2022 and you and your partner decide to live with your best friends,
(Not So?) Happily Ever After: The Depiction and Evolution of Marriage in Literature
Words by Anushka Kar Whether it’s in Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility or any of her other novels, you
Cardiff’s Cocktail and Breakfast Tour
We’ve all got a lot of celebrating to do as the academic year draws to a close and there’s surely
Maisie Peters @ Tramshed 23/04/2023
Maisie Peters is a name we should all be familiar with. She is taking the world by storm, with half
Tried and Tested: Three Gadgets You Need in Your Kitchen
words by Molly Grenfell Cooking’s not for everyone. Like Marmite, you either love it or hate it. Some of my
Stomping About: The History of Dr. Martens
Words by Katie Storrie Born in a prominent time in history of social change and reform, Dr. Martens have played
A Guide to Becoming a Digital Nomad
Words by Jasmine Dodd With flexibility, independence, and an exciting lifestyle, it is easy to think that being a digital
I Read Picture Books At 20 And This Is Why You Should Too
Words by Alexa Price Children’s literature, especially picture books, are increasingly ignored upon reaching the age where you’re simply ÔÇÿtoo
In Conversation with Opera Director, Daisy Evans
It is an interesting time for Opera.  What audiences nowadays expect and desire from the arts has meant that the
5 Things You Need To Know About The New Popeyes In Cardiff
words and image by Omo Ifabua If you haven’t heard the great news already, American fast food giant Popeyes have
Review: The Ivy Asia
words by Evie Lisk The Ivy is notorious for its lavish decoration and exceptional food, and its sister restaurant The Ivy Asia does not
Committing to the Bit: Gen Z’s Obsession with ÔÇÿUgly’ Clothes
If you’re like me and you obsessively scroll through the fashion side of TikTok to mentally spend your entire overdraft,
In Conversation with DMA’s Tommy O’Dell
The release of DMA’s brand new fourth album How Many Dreams? is just around the corner. This 12-track album seamlessly
How to Spend 48 Hours in Cape Town
Words by Mahala Gainer There is no shortage of things to do when you’re visiting Cape Town. Spending 48 hours
Review: ‘All Things End’ by Hozier
In the early hours of 17th March, Irish singer-songwriter Hozier released his latest EP ÔÇÿAll Things End’. The release day
Cardiff Bands @ Ale and Cider Fest
The Ale and Cider Festival (ran by Cardiff’s own Ale and Cider Society) was the perfect event for the Live
Cardiff Bands @ Tiny Rebel
The most immediate thing I noticed when entering Tiny Rebel Brewery was the quirky and uniquesetup. The entire room was