The thing about music in Cardiff, is that there’s always loads of it. Good gigs rudely continue to take place even when most students are home for Easter...
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Your music has been described as ‘The Stone Roses flapping at Echo and the Bunnymen’s long coats and mussing Robert Smith’s hair’. How close in general...
Sheffield’s emo-rock two-piece Nai Harvest popped in for a chat with Charlie Mock about their new record, Gnarwolves and Twin Peaks.
Let’s start by...
Indie rock quartet Wolf Alice popped in for a chat with Charlie Mock to talk NME, touring and what they want for Christmas.
Firstly, your name is a...
Aled Rheon – The Hayes
Aled Rheon represents what Sŵn Fest is all about. Performing his carefully written songs in both Welsh and English, the...
Rhodri Brooks
Rhodri Brooks’ electric guitar remained muted and mellow as the inevitable rain hit The Hayes at the start of his set. However, the unassuming...
Samoans
There’s a sense of trepidation floating around Four Bars as the clock strikes 11. Cardiff’s prodigal sons Samoans have returned from an almost...
Chlöe Howl – The Angel Hotel
At just 18 years of age, Chlöe Howl writes the sort of brutally honest, cynical lyrics about what it is to be young that...
Tom Connick got the lowdown on Sŵn from the Father of the festival, John Rostron.
For the uninitiated, can you explain what Sŵn Festival is and why they...
Norwich’s Olympians popped in to the Quench base to catch up with Charlie Mock ahead of their Sŵn Festival set. Warning: contains...
Amy Endacott caught up with Playlounge ahead of their main support set at Fuel on the Sunday of Sŵn Festival.
You describe your sound as noise pop and...
For the first time in 2012, Swn played host to a number of fringe events to attract audiences away from the music to sample the other end of the cultural...
Roisin Alldis interviews Ian Jones (vocals/guitar) of Kutosis
