Game review: Mario Kart World
The wait is over, the successor to Mario Kart 8 is finally here, debuting on the brand new Nintendo Switch 2 console. Mario Kart World does not simply add more new tracks to race on, it adds a completely new …read more
Game review: Marvel Rivals
You’d think that by now, the hero shooter genre mine would be completely emptied by now. And yet, here comes Marvel Rivals, kicking down the door with a cast of comic book icons and an attitude that’s somewhere between Overwatch …read more
Album Rewind ⏪️ : Arlo Parks – Collapsed in Sunbeams
Collapsed in Sunbeams might be a COVID era release now, but the vulnerability is no less present after a few years – let’s take a look back on this gorgeous release. There’s a quiet bravery in how Collapsed in Sunbeams …read more
Film review: 28 Years Later
Danny Boyle and Alex Garland return to the monster they first unleashed on the public in 2002, which cemented them in the annuls of British Horror history. 28 Days Later was so important to Zombie films, in fact you could …read more
Game review: The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom
It’s been almost forty years since Link first threw on his green tunic and ventured into Hyrule, saving a seemingly eternally imperilled princess. With The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, Nintendo finally gives Princess Zelda the starring role she …read more
Film review: From the World of John Wick: Ballerina
Witnessing the brutal death of her father at a young age, orphaned Eve Macorro finds solitude within the Ruska Roma, learning deadly combat skills to instigate the ultimate, violent vengeance. Director Len Wiseman, best known for the wild and darkly …read more
Album Rewind ⏪️ : If I could Make It Go Quiet – girl in red
As Pride Month comes to a close, another outwardly, and proudly queer album that deserves a listen (or re-listen if you’re already familiar) is If I Could Make It Go Quiet from girl in red. There’s a kind of emotional …read more
Film Rewind ⏪️ : Pride
It may be an ‘older’ film as far as the sudden and warranted increase in LGBTQ+ films is concerned. But 2014’s Pride should warrant a watch if you’ve not seen it, or a rewatch considering it’s Pride Month. If you …read more
Product review: B&W 705 S3s
Bowers & Wilkins have never exactly gone in for understatement – by sound OR design. But, the 705 S3s in their sleek finishes might just be the closest they’ve come to blending elegance with restraint. The Bowers & Wilkins 705 …read more
Film review: Karate Kid: Legends
Moving to bustling New York from a tranquil Beijing and finding young love, Li Fong must face new demons, as the unjust murder of his brother continues to haunt him. Directed by Jonathan Entwistle known for ‘The End of the …read more