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contributors RYAN HEEGER (CLUBS), KEIRON SELF (FILM), ALDENE THOMAS (BEAUTY), DAVE BRAYLEY (SPORT), AMELIA FORSBROOK (STAGE), KIRSTY ALLEN, TOM BARNETT, ANDRÉ BONIFAY, RICH BROWN, REBECCA BRYNOLF, MEGAN CAMPBELL, JULIE CHATENAY-RIVAUDAY, EMMA DAVIES, JUSTIN EVANS, ANDREW FLYNN, OLI FRANKLIN, LUCY GOODERIDGE, GREGG HARMSTON, TOM HARTREY, CHLOE HUGHES, PAUL JENKINS, RUTH JOSEPH, HELEN LOCK, KATE LUCEY, HANNAH-MARIE WILLIAMS, ALEX MARTYN, STEPH MITCHELL, RUPERT MONTGOMERY, JAKE MORLEY, HOLLY MORRIS, DAVID NOBAKHT, AMY PAY, EMMA POCKLINGTON, OWEN RICHARDS, HARRY SMITH, WILL STEEN, ROB STEEN, MARC THOMAS, ANDY TWEDDLE, SUSIE WILD
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cover ALISON BALSOM – WELSH PROMS contents CHAPTER EXCURSION: FOR MOUNTAIN, SAND AND SEA
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28film It’s summer, so it’s all Shrek, Toy Story and Karate
We actually create our own myths about the fictitious success of a mediocre indie band”
10upfront We’re still in that zone where everything is a festival
of some sort. Lean into it with the help of glowing appraisals of the Welsh Proms, Blysh, Cardiff Comedy Festival, Ponty’s Big Weekend etc
was supposed to put a band on in June, but they
abandoned their tour halfway through because they were collectively so annoying that their driver refused to transport them any further. If only they had had a selection of the travel games on this page to keep them on the path of acting like adult human beings
22-23beauty+fashion This year, for now, an article about the perils of sunburn and how best to combat it is not bitterly ironic. If you’re one of those people who goes out and turns the colour of a cricket ball because, you know, it’ll pass, Aldene gives soothing advice
24sport Speedway: the one with no brakes. Wales’ efforts at
World Cup qualification over the last 50 years: no breaks (lucky). Noted boxing organisation the WBC: belt, one of several
26travel Andy Tweddle goes to Buenos Aires, Argentina,
and, having implored the city to show him what it’s made of, plonks himself in the midst of a 20-man percussion orgy and meat stuffed with more meat
Kid franchise grubbing and the like for this issue. Whaddayagonnado. Oh, and a new A Team movie. Guess which popular catchphrase from the show Keiron Self ends his review with. Go on
30food&drink
Local restaurants applauded for their good vittles, along with editor Ben getting merry for £0.00 at a beer fest and Wales’ indie cider makers celebrating their good result in the budget by... making more cider
38previews Ironstone Newport Llandaff Cardiff Bay / Depardon
Godspell day trip reggae / Sweeney Todd silent twins Freerotation dubstep / Phil Asher System Backroom Musicfest / Big Weekend Wonder Stuff blues and TJ’s / Buzz’s previews page, what else do I have to say
46reviews They self-financed this latest issue, they’re on three-
foot posters in their own office and were endorsed by Cerys Matthews that one time. Not sure how more random South Wales magazine Buzz can get, but their writers are enjoying the popularity gained by having their initials in print
51listings I hope you were impressed by the fact that I
managaed to write all those words about Leona Lewis without mentioning that nutbag who punched her in the face a while back. I was impressed with myself, I can tell you
70competitions
I thought you should know that I’ve been sleeping in your hotel bed, drinking all your cider, claiming but not using your guestlist places, scratching your DVDs and disbelieving your horoscopes
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