Even within a fairly diverse and eclectic alternative scene of the 1990s in Britain, Stereolab stood out. Mixing a love…
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This Is Not A Safe Place – Ride As a band managing to blend a noisy, wall of sound approach…
At most festivals, that inceptive splosh of rain is an unwelcome incidence. Contrarily, at Green Man, a curtain of drizzle…
The annual UniBrass contest returns to Bangor University on 8th February 2020, marking 10 years for one of the largest…
One of Ireland’s finest acts “Villagers” kick started their tour of the UK in Bangor’s very own Pontio, supported by…
By Zach Reading On Saturday 2nd February, 767 students from 21 bands arrived from around the country to participate in…
By Jord McEvoy ‘Where’s the music?’ is a cry heard all too often around Bangor, and on the surface, it…
BU Jazz Band performed at The Menai on the evening of Friday 30th November. The performance commenced at 8:30pm to…
Lost Like Alice, a project from local lad Ben Parker, was birthed from Ben’s love for the blues and poetic…
Public Service Broadcasting’s show in Pontio was a part of a line up of five intimate shows around Wales prior…
Jess Glynn ‘Always in Between’ Jess Glynn is back with her second studio album titled ‘Always in Between’ released on…
Aretha Franklin is regarded as a global blues legend and will long be remembered as one of the best-selling music…
A hushed incredulity sweeps onlookers of the Walled Garden stage; a communal, subconscious recognition of the uniqueness present before us.…
Potent flusters of emotion are engrained in almost all of my Green Man memories. This year, the most notable moment…
Wavy, candid, sleek. Bearcubs strikes an engulfing balance between indie-pop song structures and rippling, densely packed electronica. We spoke to…
The XX – I See You I See You represents a courageous gamble from The XX to reverse from their self-imposed…