Buzz Magazine
What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
Throwing shade at TED talkers and empty anti-establishment standpoints, Tom Richards of Baby Schillaci opens up on the frantic postpunk sound of the band's debut album.
We speak to Welsh musical giant Karl Jenkins, the man behind the moustache, about his 80th birthday tour and his love of jazz.
Noel Gardner quizzes doom metal Pembrokeshire trio Goat Major ahead of the release of their debut album, Ritual.
One of Bob Marley's many musical sons, the philanthropic Julian Marley answers our trademark Things That Made Me questions ahead of two Welsh live dates.
40 years after the band's formation, Charlie Reid from The Proclaimers looks back their iconic harmonies, songwriting process, and forwards to their upcoming Swansea Arena gig.
Suggs from Madness discusses their upcoming show at Singleton Park, their new album, and reflects on the band's legendary 45-year journey.
In a revealing interview, Colin Blunstone talks about The Zombies' cross-generational appeal, their musical process, and how they always stay true to themselves.
One half of 80s hearthrobbers Bros turned razzle-dazzle man, Matt Goss discusses his UK tour, Vegas residency, and desire to serve his artistic journey
As groundbreaking synth/prog/proto-chillout album Tubular Bells tours the UK 50 years after its release, Rhonda Lee Reali speaks to Robin Smith.
Two decades in the pop biz, a fixture in the UK’s entertainment landscape and about to go on tour off the back of his third best-of album: it could only be Will Young.
Support slots for Liam Gallagher at Knebworth and in Cardiff Bay, anyone? Carl Marsh spoke to Jack and James Yates, cousins and two-fifths of Pastel.
Proggers of Wales assemble! The man behind that mega-deft guitar sound found on Genesis’ most esteemed 1970s LPs is coming to Swansea and Cardiff.
