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 […]
Behind the scenes at this year’s Barn on the Farm festival, we chatted to brotherly duo Callum and Ewan, the […]
We caught up with Clean Cut Kid before their set at┬áthis year’s Barn on the Farm Festival. It was the
Last week I had the ultimate privilege of seeing the 25 year strong Blink-182. Supporting them on this
Pure and poignant: London Grammar’s new album release reminded us they still mean business and proved that Truth isn’t the
Alexandre Pr├®vert takes the audience of the Church of St. Edward through a journey of music and poetry. ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿå By
Unsurprisingly, I was intrigued when an email appeared in the Quench Culture inbox from Cardiff University Music Society detailing a
INTERVIEW: Milburn @ Godiva Festival 2016 After being off the radar for almost a decade, a disappearing act better than
Album: Catfish and The Bottlemen, ÔÇÿThe Ride’ Review by Louise Belcher Following on from the huge success of their debut
Becca Stamatis┬átells Quench Culture about the who’s, what’s,┬áwhere’s, when’s and why’s about Amnesty International’s┬áhosting of ‘Jamnesty’,┬áin aid of ‘My Body
We caught up with Dan Bettridge following his epic set at Swn festival to chat about his influences and what
We spoke to Jessica Staveley-Taylor ahead of The Staves gorgeous Y-Plas performance back in November. We learnt about working with
For all you English folk who’ve crossed the bridge for university, you have a lot to learn about Welsh music.
A day out at V is For Vintage: An Extravaganza is an ideal alternative to wasting your Sunday in bed.
In celebration of LGBT+ History Month, Quench Music take you through some of the community’s most influential musical figureheads FRANK
Dillon Eastoe chats to Menace Beach singer and guitarist Ryan Needham about their freshman release, reading the reviews and keeping
Quench Music talk Buckingham Palace, Barack Obama and opening the show with alt-rockers Beartooth So, Beartooth, coming from an alternative background,
In a packed-out and jumper-worthy Motion, Kate Tempest holds court to the second date of her live tour, the largest
Ibeyi, a French Cuban duo who’s music is eclectic as they’re cultural backgrounds, arrive with their self titled debut. Singing
Waifish indie boys Peace return with the follow up to their 2013 debut, In Love. Similarly optimistic in title, Happy
As the rumbles of ‘Ni**as In Paris’ roll out, All Time Low scuttle playfully onto stage at Cardiff’s Motorpoint