Reggae rock faves CAPTAIN ACCIDENT deliver high-energy skankin’ in Cardiff
Once seen never forgotten, Captain Accident will always be a personal favourite and continue to expand in popularity and personality.
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Once seen never forgotten, Captain Accident will always be a personal favourite and continue to expand in popularity and personality.
Can All Saints' Shaznay Lewis still equal or surpass timeless gems like Pure Shores or Never Ever on new album Pages? Damn right she can.
“It’s not gospel, it’s not soul, it’s not blues and it ain’t rock’n’roll. It’s all of them,” states Barry Adamson describing his latest album Cut To Black.
Lives Outgrown is heavenly, and positions Beth Gibbons as a creative renegade where many might have seen her as a voice before all else.
Five years since Slayer played their last shows, the metal icons’ guitarist Kerry King returns with new album, From Hell I Rise.
Full to the brim with catchy melodies, vibrant vocals and a fiery stage presence, Dea Matrona make a rich impression in Clwb Ifor Bach.
Simon Goddard's latest instalment in his Bowie Odyssey series, weaves a vivid picture of 1974 and David Bowie’s role within it.
Miranda July's latest book All Fours speaks of the institution of marriage, the sexual freedom of middle-aged women, and the space required for creativity and dreams to develop.
The creativity eyes of Elton John and David Furnish make for a striking treasure trove of images in exhibition tie-in book, Fragile Beauty.
Missing White Woman not only captures the class and racial inequality problems of today, but also the ferocity of trial by media.