Modern Woman’s Sophie Harris on Making Music Without Boundaries
When I joined a Zoom call with Modern Woman’s frontwoman, Sophie Harris, I was keen to get inside the mind
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Sŵn Festival: How Could Ireland Help Welsh Music
Last weekend, Cardiff hosted Sŵn Festival, celebrating artists across grassroots venues in the heart of our city. Over three days,
Cardiff’s Own Captain Accident Returning For A Home Show At Clwb Ifor Bach
Kicking off their UK tour and debuting their brand new full length album Sayonara Paranoia, rock infused reggae band Captain
Is the New Bleachers Record Their Best Work Yet?
Releasing on 22 May via Dirty Hit, Bleachers are back with their forthcoming fifth studio album, everyone for ten minutes. Fronted
Blood & Lust: In Conversation with Bloodworm
Clwb Ifor Bach was hot when we walked in. The space was filling up with people watching the 6-piece opening band in awe as they charmed
Nine days in Cardiff
I’ve stopped drinking for a bit, which means I’m paying far more attention to the music I’m going out to see. Over the past nine days I’ve been out
The power of fashion: How style shapes a characters identity
Style is a key element in how we can come to understand characters portrayed in film and TV. Everything is
TTSSFU at Clwb Ifor Bach: Live Review
If you’re big into the indie scene, I might have just found your new favourite musician, because above all, TTSSFU
Beans on Toast: Gritty Absurdist Folk’s Small-Venue Backbone
Beans on Toast at first glance is the kind of band you may write off as being akin to Noah
“Ain’t No Party Like a Gorillaz Party”: concert Review
Like many other teenage girls swooning over indie bad boys with floppy hair and leather jackets, Damon Albarn was once
Immersed Festival: My Top Five
If you live anywhere around Cardiff, you’ve probably seen that big purple poster plastered with“Immersed Festival”. Leaflets in cafes and
Motionless in White: Live Review
Motionless in White came to Cardiff for the first time just before Valentine’s Day, celebrating 20 years with their ‘Afraid
Magdalena Bay Live at The Depot
Outside of warehouse venue The Depot, hordes of fans queue outside in the cold and wet. I arrive 15 minutes
Boy Throb: The Bit Is The Band
I first came across Boy Throb in November last year on TikTok. A quartet of acappella singersperforming parody versions of
Volbeat: Live Review
Volbeat were back in Cardiff for the first time in three years this November on their Greatest of all Worldwide
Safe Mind: Live Review
I arrive at Victoria Coach Station at 19:30, the pitiful victim of a 13:45 National Express gone awry. Hurriedly, I
Dydd Miwsig Cymru – Cyfweliad gyda Efan Williams
Ar ddydd Mawrth y 13eg o Chwefror roedd hi’n ddydd Miwsig Cymru. Diwrnod penodedig I ni Gymry, i ddathlu a
“It’s Punk to be a Woman:” In Conversation with Sold For Parts
Sold For Parts may seem like quiet, well-behaved girls but their stage presence tells a different story. With their screaming
Permanent (joy) Gig review
I’ll buy the tunes and cigarettes / that feels like you / your favourite band sounds like this / it’s
Mumford and Sons Live Review
Disclaimer: This review received free tickets I was meekly circling outside the Utilita arena when I reluctantly asked for help finding