Review: Simple Things – 25/10/14
We review Bristol’s premier electronic and alternative music festival, Simple Things… How To Dress Well ÔÇô Colston Hall 1 The […]
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Review: Nightcrawler
After a somewhat lacklustre summer for major blockbusters in terms of originality, the winter seems to be providing us with
Review: Interstellar
Coming from the minds of one of the most prestigious directors and writers that the 21st Century has had the
Review: DimSwn
Credit: LCN Photography We review Cardiff’s premier music festival, DimSwn… Seazoo – Clwb Ifor Bach On entering the downstairs of
Live Review: Fear Of Men, Clwb Ifor Bach, 29/09/14
Tom Reeder reviews Fear Of Men at Clwb Ifor Bach Monday night, and as openers The Echo and The Always
Review: Darkened Rooms – The Fly at Techniquest
To coincide with the BFI’s Sci-Fi season Chapter Arts and Darkened rooms hosted a screening of David Cronenberg’s The Fly
Review: Got Beef
You can’t deny that us students love a good burger. Whether you’re veggie, health conscious or a lover of spice,
Review: Bubblebase
Food writer, Natalie Thomas, visited Bubblebase in Cardiff’s Queens Arcade to try out one of the cities wackiest tea rooms.
Review: The Clink
Whoever thought lunch-behind-bars could be so good? Before my visit to The Clink, the phrase ÔÇÿprison food’ brought to
Review: The Tucker Lounge
Food & Drink editor, Kathryn Lewis, tries out one of Salisbury Road’s swankiest lunch stops. I can only describe Cardiff’s
Review: The Gaslight Anthem – Get Hurt
Brian Fallon has been writing songs about heartbreak all his life. So what makes this collection different? The clues are
Review: Twin Atlantic – Great Divide
Twin Atlantic impressed with their cracking debut full length, ÔÇÿFree’.┬á Since then, the amount of interest focused on their follow
Review: FKA twigs – LP1
FKA twigs’ debut album ÔÇÿLP-1′ is not as humble as the title would suggest. Tahliah Barnett let’s her music do
Review: Biffy Clyro – ‘Similarities’
Biffy Clyro’s B-side compilation album, ÔÇÿSimilarities’, is not a waste of time. It’s not a cheap money spinner that tides
Review: Morrissey – ‘World Peace Is None Of Your Business’
International tensions are increasing, conflict has provoked much political debate, and what’s more, the UK’s general election is fast approaching.
Review: Joyce Manor – Never Hungover Again
Joyce Manor have delivered an unpretentious belter of a record. Storming past at a breakneck nineteen minutes long, the Californian
Review: Futurology – Manic Street Preachers
Written concurrently with last year’s ÔÇÿRewind the Film’, it’s more accurate to describe ÔÇÿFuturology’ as a counterpart than a follow-up
Live Review: Arcade Fire, British Summer Time (03/07/14)
Following a successful show at Glastonbury only a week earlier, Arcade Fire are set to headline the British Summer Time
Review: Ed Sheeran – x
Following up Ed Sheeran’s chart topping album ‘+,’┬á the highly anticipated ‘x’ is set to be just as huge. Expressing
Review: Every Time I Die – From Parts Unknown
There’s a reason why Every Time I Die are heralded as one of the most consistently brilliant bands in hardcore