GOAT’s self-titled album: a Mesmerising fusion of afrobeat and psychedelic rock
GOAT's self-titled album, blends Afrobeat rhythms with psychedelic vibes for a hypnotic sonic journey full of mystery and magic.
GOAT's self-titled album, blends Afrobeat rhythms with psychedelic vibes for a hypnotic sonic journey full of mystery and magic.
The Last Flight by Public Service Broadcasting takes listeners on a journey through the skies, paying homage to Amelia Earhart and human ambition.
Geordie Greep's The New Sound pushes the boundaries of music with bossa nova, brass arrangements, and bizarre narratives. A truly eccentric masterpiece.
Every song Tokyo duo Melt-Banana play in Cardiff's Globe is a blitzkrieg bop, a race against time, a dare to the crowd: can you keep up?
White Roses, My God by Alan Sparhawk explores grief through synthetic soundscapes and heavily processed vocals. A daring, emotional departure from Low.
Tunic, Death Goals, The Pleasures and The Shania Twainsaw Massacre bring a heavy night of noise rock to Cardiff's The Moon.
Katy J Pearson’s Someday, Now marks a confident, self-assertive album, blending folk-pop with a newfound boldness that stands out in the indie scene.
‘Rack’ marks The Jesus Lizard’s explosive return after 25 years, delivering the chaotic energy and unsettling aggression they’re known for.
Former music journalist Benjamin Myers' latest novel, Rare Singles explores music's unique capacity to unlock memory, unite and heal.
As WITCH keyboardist Patrick Mwondela told Buzz, “a lot of people come to shows to experience the energy and warmth”. On that measure, no one leaves their Cardiff show disappointed.
Local historian, biographer and self-styled “flaneur of Ponty” Daryl Leeworthy proves a keen-eyed, engaging and informative tour guide to Pontypridd in his new book
As an exhibition of the Raveonettes’ impeccable influences, covers collection Sing… is a largely pointless exercise.