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 […]
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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
Review: Jack White – Lazaretto
To some extent, you know what you’re going to get with a Jack White record. ‘Lazaretto’, White’s second studio album,
Review: Lana Del Rey – Ultraviolence
Inevitable pressure and expectation: the second album’s labelled “difficult” for a reason. Despite extra EPs and deluxe editions, Lana Del
Review: Peace – Sin City, Swansea 12/06/14
What initially seems like an odd choice of venue becomes painfully clear upon entering Swansea’s Sin City. It’s packed. Perhaps
Review: ZABA – Glass Animals
As one of the first acts signed to Paul Epworth’s Wolf Tone label, the excitement around Oxford quartet Glass Animals
Review: Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is perhaps Marvel Studios’ most intricately crafted film yet. The set-up is straightforward enough: ┬áCap
Review: Curtain Call (by Broadway Dance Society), The Gate
Last week the Broadway Dance Society performed their annual showcase, featuring popular musicals like Wicked, Mamma Mia, Billy Elliott, and
Review: Thief
When a franchise that is beloved by its fandom is rebooted, it is always going to be a divisive game.
The Musketeers: “Knight Takes Queen” Review
Warning! Spoilers follow Hardly any spoilers are possible for the main plot of an episode called ÔÇÿKnight Takes Queen’, knowing
Review: Major Tom, WMC
A one-woman, one-dog show has come like a whirlwind into Cardiff, and it’s a story of celebrity culture and the
The Musketeers: “The Challenge” Review
Warning! Spoliers follow First of all, MAJOR SPOILERS FOLLOW. This is because, while still finding the time for a slightly
Interview: Colm McCarthy, Sherlock
Sherlock is back after an agonisingly long wait. In anticipation for the series’ return Film & TV Editor Charlie Andrews
Interview: Jeremy Lovering, Sherlock
Sherlock is back after an agonisingly long wait. In anticipation for the series’ return Film & TV Editor Charlie Andrews
Review: Wicked, Wales Millenium Centre
Wicked’s fourth stop on its UK-wide tour flew into Cardiff’s Wales Millennium Centre on March 12th and will remain there
Review: Russell Howard, Motorpoint Arena
Russell Howard’s career has gone from strength to strength. Starting off as the geeky guy with a lazy eye from
The Musketeers: Episodes 1-7 Review
Warning! Spoilers follow BBC’s new drama, The Musketeers, is yet another ÔÇô very free ÔÇô adaptation of Alexandre Dumas’s famous
Review: American Hustle
David O Russell once again joins forces with Christian Bale, Amy Adams, (The Fighter) Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence (Silver
Review: Killzone: Shadow Fall
The Killzone franchise is seemingly to Sony what the Halo franchise is to Microsoft. Both are first-person shooters set in
Review: Inside Llewyn Davis
The Coen brothers’ latest offering follows a heavily fictionalized recreation of the New York folk scene of the 1960s, shortly