Review: Cineworld Cardiff
There are three things you want from a cinema: Good location Comfy seating The newest release schedule Fortunately for all […]
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Album: Ibeyi – Ibeyi
Ibeyi, a French Cuban duo who’s music is eclectic as they’re cultural backgrounds, arrive with their self titled debut. Singing
Album: Peace – Happy People
Waifish indie boys Peace return with the follow up to their 2013 debut, In Love. Similarly optimistic in title, Happy
Live Review: Enter Shikari – Y Plas 17/2/15
Y Plas has always been home to weird and wonderful sights, but tonight it bears witness to a whole new
Live: You Me At Six & All Time Low – Cardiff Motorpoint 9/2/15
As the rumbles of ‘Ni**as In Paris’ roll out, All Time Low scuttle playfully onto stage at Cardiff’s Motorpoint
Live: Laura Marling – Thekla – 7/2/15
I recently suffered the indignity of going to the cinema completely alone on a Saturday night. Buying my tickets and
Live: Alvvays – Thekla – 31/1/15
In soft acquiescence with the melancholy, Alvvays soundtrack the adventures of post-teen life as if through an Instagram filter. A
Review: Boyhood
Inventive in its production; Richard Linklater’s Boyhood┬ádepicts the growth of a boy through his adolescence, the trials his family face
Review: Wild
Based on the best selling book by Cheryl Strayed; Wild┬átells the biographical tale of Strayed’s 1100 mile hike in repentance
Live: Peace – The Fleece – 23/1/15
The Midlands unusual answer to a concoction of psychedelic, indie and grunge take to the stage of┬áone of Bristol’s most
Review: The Hobbit – The Battle of the Five Armies
This was the last move in a great master plan: to dominate the box office, capture audience’s hearts and bring
Review: American Sniper
After recently receiving six nominations at this year’s┬áAcademy Awards; including┬áBest Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay, American Sniper had already established
Book Review: The Gap-Year Guidebook
Thinking about taking a gap year but have no idea where to start? One such place, which guarantees to answer
Review: Wahaca
Co-founded by 2005 Masterchef winner Thomasina Miers, Wahaca promises a Mexican eating experience with a street-style twist. Situated on
Album: Savages & Bo Ningen – Words To The Blind
Words To The Blind sees two of London’s most exciting alternative bands, the post-punk institution Savages and Japanese noise rockers
Album: Parkay Quarts – Content Nausea
Parkay Quarts – Parquet Courts’ offshoot consisting of Andrew Savage, Austin Brown and a few friends ÔÇô return with Content
Album: One Direction – Four
Despite their meteoric rise to fame and global success, Four does nothing to cement One Direction’s status as the most
Live: The Kooks – The Great Hall – 22/11/2014
It’s been a bit of a musical rollercoaster for The Kooks; with a slippery on-record slope since finding an incredible
Live: The Gaslight Anthem – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena 22/10/14
On a night where they’re competing with the Welsh rugby team for punters, there’s a worry that The Gaslight Anthem
Genre in Review: Musical
Continuing Film & TV’s exploration into narrative film genres; this instalment tackles the spectacle that is the Musical. Dating back