Louisiana legend URAL THOMAS crafts a soul masterclass on DANCING DIMENSIONS
Ural Thomas has graced the same stages as James Brown and Otis Redding, and on Dancing Dimensions, still has a voice to match those two icons.
Ural Thomas has graced the same stages as James Brown and Otis Redding, and on Dancing Dimensions, still has a voice to match those two icons.
Horsegirl have managed to encapsulate their overlapping, likeminded styles and friendship into a carefully crafted postpunk debut, Versions of Modern Performance.
Cave and Ellis' La Panthère Des Neiges soundtrack deserves to resonate for many years to come, the same way as Ry Cooder’s music for Paris, Texas or even Vangelis’ Blade Runner.
Returning this summer with Tresor, Cardiff’s dreampop icon Gwenno found herself pondering issues of language, identity and self-doubt.
Until last Saturday, they’d not visited south Wales in 11 years, but perhaps in My Chemical Romance's case, absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Rhonda Lee Reali talks to a guy whose drumming for Manchester beat group The Hollies powered some of the jauntiest hits to have emerged from the 1960s golden age.
It can often feel like a fruitless task reviewing an artist with the status of Ed Sheeran, and his Cardiff residency was nothing short of faultless.
Rhonda Lee Reali was enraptured recently by Alluvium, the latest album by Scottish musician Christopher ‘C’ Duncan - so much so she had a chat with him about it.
Carl Marsh speaks to multilingual Indian pop sensation Armaan Malik with millions of fans, a new single that just dropped, and a hankering to capture more global markets.
With Nothing To Declare, 700 Bliss have made something musically and politically radical, and some fine craic to boot.
The wife and creative partner of Suicide's Alan Vega, Keep It Alive, Liz Lamere’s debut, has a dark, infectious electro/industrial groove running through it.
Mellow Moon is an effervescent, promising debut from Alfie Templeman, cementing his reputation for making breezy indie-pop songs.
Claudio Sanchez, the frontman of Coheed & Cambria, has a knack for shrouding personal stories behind ambitious science fiction concepts. New album Vaxis II is no different.
Liam Gallagher returns with his third solo album, and he’s getting better and better as time goes on. His first two solo albums combined don’t come close to C’mon You Know.
Monday night saw two rock heavyweights join forces at Swansea Arena for the opening date of a six-night UK tour: Alice Cooper and The Cult.
Beautiful is a captivating glimpse into part of American songwriter Carole King’s journey, featuring a tapestry – if you will – of hits.
Pre-pop pop, as chronicled in Let's Do It, is a story of systemic racism, sexism and necessarily concealed sexuality - basically all of the last century’s entertainment industry.
With a second album and rash of summer festival gigs on the horizon. Buzz’s Emma Way spoke to
folk punks Adwaith. Read, watch or listen to the interview here.
Will Varley and Jack Valero invest the audience through gorgeous wordplay and melodic progressions with their sets in Cardiff.
Ahead of her more-than-overdue debut in Cardiff, Carl Marsh speaks to Midlands soul siren Mahalia Burkmar (but just her first name’ll do, cheers) about her plans for ’22.
Puppy’s no-frills headline performance at Clwb Ifor Bach was a reminder that, at the end of the day, the music should always take centre stage.
Formidable pugilists righteously fighting the corner of the maligned and marginalised, Bob Vylan are a product of our times – and a band at the top of their game.
Production duo Subjective, made up of Goldie and James Davidson, weaves in various soulful musicians on their second collaborative album.
Malicious Intent is a giant of an album and represents a massive step on the upward curve that Malevolence find themselves on.
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