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The latest novel from Marlon James is a sweeping, enthralling exploration of an underrepresented aspect of lived queer Caribbean history. The post MARLON JAMES returns in time for award season with queer Jamaican epic THE DISAPPEARERS appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
Dance can express what happens inside of us in ways words can’t – this is the idea behind National Dance Company Wales production Blue | Glas. The post NATIONAL DANCE COMPANY WALES launch their autumn season with an impressive double bill appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
The trawler net hits the Welsh music water and every passing squid and suckerfish is dragged onto Noel Gardner’s review boat. The post New Welsh music you may have missed in September, from Brythonic psychogeography to Cardiff West moods appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
As more Japanese novels reach English speakers, The Friday Bookshop feels well-timed, offering the kind of story people have been gravitating towards. The post A station-side store opens to new readers with THE FRIDAY BOOKSHOP’s English debut appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
When Mark Foley and James Hale saw Peter Watkins’ 1965 film The War Game, they felt compelled to respond by creatiing a soundtrack. The post In Chapter Arts Centre, a live soundtrack to infamous 60s film THE WAR GAME underscores its impact appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
King Arthur’s name is synonymous with chivalric derring-do, but Arthur: A New Life immerses the reader in wilder, more primitive stories. The post A new book by historian AMY JEFFS celebrates and dissects the legend of King Arthur appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
Call Me Maybe turned her into a pop phenomenon, but Day And Night never feels like Carly Rae Jepsen is trying to recreate that moment. The post CARLY RAE JEPSEN’s ‘Day And Night’ is a 24-song pop party appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
With Memories, Switchblade and Sun Has Set all having made impact as pre-album singles, Beabadoobee reaffirms her voice with fourth album Pylon. The post BEABADOOBEE’s newest album overflows with emotional complexity appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
Llais is again set to grace the Wales Millennium Centre in the second week of October. Buzz picks out some plums from the programme. The post Celebrating musical storytelling and the arts, LLAIS returns for 2026 appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
Alice Hughes spent a year mini-breaking her way around Wales in search of good food, great company and a forward-facing window seat. The post Can you travel Wales without getting in a car? ALICE HUGHES did it, and wrote the book appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
Spiritbox, Jinjer and Dying Wish each have their own twist on modern metal and frontwomen with impressive vocals and stage presence. The post Progressive metal breakout stars SPIRITBOX bring their Tsunami Sea tour to Cardiff appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
Recorded in concert in Los Angeles, Ghosts Of American Psychonauts finds Will Oldham giving his songs the lush woodwind and brass they needed. The post A BONNIE “PRINCE” BILLY live album sprinkles magic dust on songs old and new appeared first on Buzz Magazine .
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