My Chemical Romance @ Sophia Gardens, Cardiff – Live Review (28/05/22)
Written by Rubie Barker There were clearly two separate crowds heading into Cardiff city centre on Saturday 28th May. While […]
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Miles Kane @ Tramshed Cardiff- Live Review (23/05/22)
Written by Billy Edwards Miles Kane was not afraid to be fine-tuned to his crimson-red guitar, his band and his
Kae Tempest @ St David’s Hall, Cardiff – Live Review (14/05/22)
Written by Lizzi Richards Kae Tempest is an artist, a poet, a playwright, a rapper, a storyteller. They wear many
An Interview with the Amazons
Written by Octavia Graham Interview: Just prior to their Cardiff show supporting Royal Blood’s 2022 UK tour, The Amazons members
Sea Girls @ The Fleece, Bristol – Live Review (10/05/22)
Written by Rubie Barker Walking through Bristol city centre from Clifton, sun blazing, sunglasses on, parks buzzing, it felt like
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My Chemical Romance Tour Preview 2022
After splitting up in 2013, the New Jersey band, My Chemical Romance, are back to tour the UK for the
Slowthai @ The Great Hall, Cardiff Student Union – Live Review (27/03/22)
Words and Header Image by Francesca Ionescu My friend and I get to the venue early, got our good places,
Dream Wife @ Clwb Ifor Bach – Live Review (28/03/22)
Words and Header Image by Billy Edwards Dream Wife’s performance in Clwb Ifor Bach was electric; they zipped around like
Jake Bugg @ The Great Hall, Cardiff Student Union – Live Review (31/03/22)
Written by Rubie Barker It has been two years since Jake Bugg last performed in the Great Hall at Cardiff
Interview: Malin Anderson on her new single ‘Reef’
Written by Annabelle Martin London based singer-songwriter Malin Andersson describes her music as sensitively stylised folk. Folk music is a
Don’t Stop thinking about tomorrow: Fleetwood Mac in 2022
Words by Rhiannon Farr The 1970s saw a rise in rock giants such as Pink Floyd, The Who and AC/DC,
The Snuts @ The Globe – Live Review (03/ 11/21)
Words and Images by Hope Docherty T.W: mention of sexual harassment, drug culture. The Snuts, a band of few words
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A decade on: The songs that turn ten in 2022
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Album Review: ‘Change the Show’ by Miles Kane
Words by Billy Edwards Images from Ian Cheek PR Lockdown is an opportunity too good to miss for rock stars.