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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Rescheduled from November 2021, Blondie are back in Cardiff five years on from their last visit. The iconic new wave group, who formed in 1974 and cut their teeth in …
Recorded in spring 2021, before the world had even been introduced to Wet Leg, the debut album amps up the playfulness of their initial singles and keeps it running.
With new album Night Call, acclaimed actor and now, solo artist Olly Alexander takes Years & Years' sound into new harmonious places.
Ludovico Einaudi offers moments of tranquil reflection that offer an alternative response to the anxiety the last two years have evoked.
In a decade often viewed through orange and brown-tinted glasses, Painting The Beauty Queens Orange refutes the idea of a beige tapestry of women’s lives.
With December marking 40 years of Dare, The Human League are celebrating with a Cardiff Motorpoint Arena date.
With her second album Prioritise Pleasure out, a largely-sold out autumn tour soon to begin and more dates added for the spring, Chloë Edwards spoke to Rebecca Lucy Taylor, aka Self Esteem.
Crime fiction from Will Dean, picture-heavy rock biography on Joy Division and New Order, musings on music by Kelefa Sanneh, the manifesto of Bernardine Evaristo and Rowan Jacobson's 'Truffle Hound'.
Chloë Edwards is ready as anything for the Welsh debut – delayed by nearly a year, natch – of this bad-taste masterpiece and worldwide theatre hit from the boys behind South Park.
Buzz's second set of weekly album reviews this week (don't ask) includes a set of womanly pop covers by Will Young, more measured classical by Max Richter, and intense meditations on Christianity by Lingua Ignota.
BEARTOOTH Below (Red Bull) Once a mere solo project for the band’s lead singer Caleb Shomo, Beartooth has exploded into a titan of the melodic hardcore genre in a matter …
