With SKINWALKER, Cardiff’s BUZZARD BUZZARD BUZZARD are a very different beast
This second album from Cardiff quartet Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard is a very different beast from 2022’s Backhand Deals.
This second album from Cardiff quartet Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard is a very different beast from 2022’s Backhand Deals.
After 2021’s I Be Trying set a new standard for Mississippi hill country blues, Cedric Burnside is back with a lighter follow-up that reflects the warmth of his live performances.
The Black Crowe's nucleus, the Robinson brothers, have certainly got something worth saying after all this time with Happiness Bastards.
Pembrokeshire and Gwynedd Myths & Legends has an attention-grabbing opening but that standard is not quite met throughout.
Swansea Arena hosts a brilliant night of music for a great cause, one that showed that grassroots and the big stages can work together.
Florence Black are a band comfortable in whatever style of rock they choose, and second album Bed Of Nails proves it.
It's clear from Martyn Joseph's This Is What I Want To Say he's artist who understands the power of songwriting and can harness that power with incredible clarity.
Anna Meredith has supplied a moving and arresting soundtrack to the post-cataclysmic film The End We Start From.
As we bid adieu to 2023, let’s take a gander back at the music, theatre, film and TV that our writers and editors took a real shine to for our Top 5 of each.
Seimon Williams does not hold back in Welsh Rugby: What Went Wrong?, a brutal account of the demise of Welsh rugby in modern times.
Presented in Dark-Side and Light-Side forms, Peter Gabriel's first album for 21 years is up there with some of his best work.
With memorable characters, and songs so catchy that we’re all singing along by the second chorus, Beyond The Blizzard is a show that’s a joy to be part of.