WONDERFUL WORLD OF DEPRESSING COUNTRY MUSIC complies tearjerking gems
The inclusion alone of Kitty Wells’ I’ve Got A New Heartache and Patsy Cline’s A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye make this compilation essential.
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The inclusion alone of Kitty Wells’ I’ve Got A New Heartache and Patsy Cline’s A Church, A Courtroom And Then Goodbye make this compilation essential.
After the fantastic opener Dangerous, which pokes fun at Morrison’s status as the pot-stirring, sneering cynic, the rest of the new album is obsessed with lying politicians and a brainwashed nation.
Heafy’s love of black metal, Japanese culture as well as a personal glimpse into his own American/Japanese heritage are all brought together with a passion that goes further than a mere side project.
Like his first two albums, Duncan recorded and produced Alluvium at home, and reaches new heights with this lush kaleidoscope blend of electronic, dream and chamber-ish pop.
Although third LP Headful of Sugar is more consistent than previous releases, Sunflower Bean's quality control still needs adjustment.
If you’ve ever wondered what it would feel like to journey inside Joy Division’s iconic Unknown Pleasures album artwork, the audiovisual art piece Entangled Structures is for you.
Kae Tempest’s new album The Line Is A Curve has proved the best chart performer of their career to date. May’s tour, including a stop in Cardiff, is Kae’s biggest so far too. Sarah-Jane Outten grabbed a word.
Karla Brading speaks to a novelist who has written variously in Welsh and English, and has a new title Seed, her debut kids’ novel, out this month.
An endearing clash of people combine with a twisting plot for the latest book from Beth O'Leary, The No-Show.
A deeply affecting read, and an almighty wake-up call to the music industry, music writer Ian Winwood digs into why drugs and alcohol are so prevelent in rock 'n' roll.
A delight to read and an absolutely fantastic opportunity to leave behind one’s own reality and delve into another, Welsh crime novelist Beverley Jones leaves you reeling for more in The Beach House.
The Twin finds a bereaved family in Finland navigating creepy scenarios. British actor Steven Cree, who plays dad Anthony, spoke to Carl Marsh about the making of the film.
Siouxsie & The Banshees bassist Steven Severin describes John McGeoch as the “BEST. GUITARIST. EVER” in The Light Pours Out Of Me, and his praise is not unfounded.
Furious at the constant trolling she and her female peers have been subjected to, internationally-renown journalist Nina Jankowicz has decided to fight back.
There aren’t many comedians whose live shows come with virulent content warnings - Bianca Del Rio is one of them, and the Cardiff stopoff of her Unsanitized tour is suitably filthy.
Carl Marsh speaks to three people behind The Adventures of Maid Marian on bringing the Robin Hood character to the screen, and the trials therein.
The future of metal is looking promising with Architects at the helm and don’t let the naysayers tell you any different.
Al Murray, aka the Pub Landlord, has returned to the fray post-lockdown to mull the topics of the day, with two south Wales dates on a big UK tour.
Sarah Beth Tomberlin played a daunting solo set at Cardiff's Clwb Ifor Bach - dialling back her new material to you could take more notice of their vulnerability.
Panic Shack take to the stage in matching pink outfits, owning the promotion from downstairs Clwb Ifor Bach to upstairs.
Carl Marsh speaks to Swansea-based siblings Anthony and Kel Matsena, whose charged, eclectic dance theatre work is making big waves of late.
With festival season now underway in Wales, Buzz presents our comprehensive guide to the array of weekenders, all-dayers and general rave-ups across Wales in 2022.
The latest artist to feature in the Fabric Presents mix series is Teisha Matthews aka TSHA: a London-based, Ninja Tune-signed DJ and producer.
Patrick Watson has created another beautifully crafted album that pushes his soft piano, light vocal, ambient electronic style further to the leftfield.
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