Stereophonics Review in The Great Hall Cardiff
In aid of charity Global’s Make Some Noise, Stereophonics took to the stage at Cardiff University’s Great Hall for, perhaps, […]
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Review: BASE
Made in memory of a BASE jumper, this film introduces J.C, a jumper who pushes everything to the limit. Flying
Adolygiad Twrw: Yr Eira / Y Cledrau / Yr Oria
YSGRIFENNWYD GAN: ALED HUW RUSSELL Yn dilyn haf hir o weithio, mynd i gigs a sesho, mae’r teimlad o fod
Big Life Lessons from the Big Screen continued…
For Issue 164, Quench Film and TV asked contributors to send in their favourite moments in film that either inspired
Meat at 156 – A Review.
Quench have been at it again trying out different restaurants in the Cardiff area. Next on the agenda was Meat
Stranger Things 2: Final trailer thoughts and predictions
We’re a few days away from the release of Netflix’s number one show, Stranger Things. We were treated to the
An Interview with Mabel and a Review of her Bristol gig
You’re touring with your recently released Bedroom EP and my flatmates and I can’t stop playing the track Finders Keepers.
Munchies – A Review
Firstly, we would like to start this review by giving a little bit of background to Munchies. When we arrived
Interview & Review with School Life Director, Neasa Ní Chianáin and Co-Director/Producer, David Rane
Childhood is a strange thing. When you’re young, primary school feels like the centre of the universe, and no one
An Interview with Charlie Sloth
Quench Magazine were lucky enough to have chat with the renowned Radio 1 DJ, presenter and producer Charlie Sloth as
The Hashery: A Review of the New Autumn/Winter Menu.
Quench Food was recently invited up to The Hashery to sample some of the treats available on their new Autumn/Winter
Local Freak’s Album Review- Sugarmen
Liverpool has a legendary reputation for producing hit bands of both the mainstream and independent variety, and newcomers the Sugarmen
An Interview with The Darkness
Eccentric wild-haired rockers The Darkness are back with their brand-new album ÔÇÿPinewood Smile’, as well as a huge nation-wide winter
REVIEW: “Welcome to Night Vale”
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿå by Lianne Potts As a long-time listener to ongoing podcast series ÔÇÿWelcome to Night Vale’, it has been an
The Drums Review – Bristol 2nd September
The 2nd September 2017 marks the day The Drums stepped on board the infamous party/gig boat Thekla in front of
Alt-J- Live Review, Weston-Super-Mare
After clearing out all the 10p slot machines and mopping up the sticky floor after many a spilt slush puppy
Lorde- Live Review
On the 27th September 2017, exactly four years after her debut album Pure Heroine came into the world, the New
Interview & Review with Chicken director Joe Stephenson
Heart-warming, emotionally captivating and equal parts darkness and light, Joe Stephenson’s feature debut film Chicken is, conversely to the title,
Amber Run’s Alaska EP Review
If you know Maggie Roger’s 2016 song Alaska, you’ll know it’s groovy, funky and you’ll know its the perfect shoulder-shimmy-head-bop
Interview & Review with Moon Dogs director Phillip John
There comes a point in our lives, sometimes on the verge of adulthood, and sometimes midway into a career as