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Issues

Soundscape Magazine Issue 13

May 14, 2012

Welcome to our summer edition! Featured is locals The Dirty Youth with a track by track and insightful interview. Live reviews from The Used, Lostprophets, Reel Big Fish, Dry The River, Chimaira, Thin Lizzy, The

CD Reviews

Night Verses – Out of the Sky EP Review

May 13, 2012

For a first effort together as this unit (Night Verses were an instrumental band before they aded in The Sleeping’s Douglas Robinson), this record is stunning. It’s got a huge and passionate sound. The scape

Introducing

Introducing Beasts

May 12, 2012

Wales are boasting more new bands as usual and this time we’re introducing Beasts. Rising from the rubble of our of favourite bands you probably missed out on All the Damn Vampires, drummer Matt

Interviews

Interview With The Nothing

January 20, 2012

Let me introduce you to The Nothing – a band made up of ex-members of such bands as Ortega, Covergirl, Accident Music and Ella Carrera. The Nothing are the kind of band who refuse to

Issues

Soundscape Magazine Issue 12

January 2, 2012

We welcome the new year with a new issue! A feature with local rock n’ roll titans The Guns. Live reviews of Snoop Dogg, Suicide Silence, Bowling For Soup, Enter Shikari, Miss May I, Rock

Interviews

Interview with Crying Wolf Club

October 26, 2011

With a name like that you’re probably thinking who’s this new band around the block then? But Crying Wolf Club aren’t newcomers, formally Broken City Skyline, these pop rock brothers and gal tell us about

Interviews

Interview with The Motive

October 26, 2011

Up and coming pop punk band The Motive have taken the time out to answer obscure questions for us! How did you get started? The Motive all came together bit by bit really. Glenn: Myself

Issues

Soundscape Magazine Issue11

September 17, 2011

Our September issue features the mighty Exit International and their début album ‘Black Junk’ with a track by track special. We have live reviews of Lostprophets, Papa Roach, Wheatus and Sunday’s overwhelming Merthyr Rock! Serious