Review: MIND Fest, 23.11.13 – Undertone & Four Bars
Is there any better way to raise awareness of mental health than to put on a multi-venue inner-city festival? No, […]
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Cardiff at Christmas
The Christmas holidays. Most students start counting down the days to this frenzy of seasonal television, Baileys and pyjamas as
Interview: Childhood
Your music has been described as ÔÇÿThe Stone Roses flapping at Echo and the Bunnymen’s long coats and mussing Robert
Live Review: Future of the Left – Thekla, 15.11.13
Walking into a venue to see the mass of curly blondness that is Big Jeff in the front row is
Live Review: Akala – The Moon Club – 5.12.13
The Moon Club feels like the queue for a Ryanair flight. It’s rammed, bursting at the seams with a mass
Interview: Nai Harvest
Sheffield’s emo-rock two-piece Nai Harvest popped in for a chat with Charlie Mock about their new record, Gnarwolves and Twin
Student-Friendly Beauty – Blusher
Kirsty Fardell┬átakes a look at the best blushers for your money; whether it’s a long-lasting tint or classic powder, we’ve
Single Review: Gwenno – ‘Chwyldro’
If you’re new to music in the mother tongue of Welsh then Gwenno is a great artist to begin and
Interview: Wolf Alice
Indie rock quartet Wolf Alice popped in for a chat with Charlie Mock to talk NME, touring and what they want
S┼Án Festival – Friday
Samoans┬á There’s a sense of trepidation floating around Four Bars as the clock strikes 11. Cardiff’s prodigal sons Samoans have
S┼Án Festival: Thursday
Chl├Âe Howl ÔÇô The Angel Hotel At just 18 years of age, Chl├Âe Howl writes the sort of brutally honest,
Interview: Don Broco
Charlie Mock caught up with Rob Damiani, lead vocalist of Don Broco ahead of their headline UK tour to chat
Teach in Thailand: Become an Intern with Aiesec
Aiesec: a youth led organisation run by university students in over a hundred countries, offering thousands of internships.  From engineering
Live Review: Jessie J ÔÇô Motorpoint Arena ÔÇô 11.11.13
Jessie J’s final stop on her ÔÇÿAlive’ tour went out with a bang on Monday night at the Motorpoint Arena,
Preview: Stereophonics – Motorpoint Arena – 24-26 November
Their first gig in Cardiff since opening the Cardiff City stadium to a sell-out 30,000 crowd, Stereophonics return on Sunday