Entertainment

With the gates closing for yet another year, litter-pickers out in full force and many punters nursing the hangover from a week of excess, we take a look at some of the highs and lows of Glastonbury 2015… Many of …read more

As Steven Spielberg turns another page of the Jurassic saga it is a tense moment for all. Can the original magic be recaptured? Jurassic World has made UK box office history as the second film to gross over £10 million in its …read more

Muse’s latest album was reportedly set to dispense with some of the orchestral excesses of recent releases, which I thought was a shame as I loved their increasing madness. Thankfully, this is still one of their most insane albums yet. Produced by …read more

The Prodigy have always been somewhat of a guilty pleasure for me. Back in the days of ‘Firestarter‘ and ‘Breathe‘ we couldn’t get enough of them. But can the UK’s classic electro hunters fire off another hit all these years later? …read more

The ex-Blink 182 and Angles & Airwaves frontman comes back with a solo project but will it give you goosebumps or just the grumps? If I went into this review with a hugely biased attitude that I despised this guys …read more

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Quarters The 60’s psychedelic vibe of King Gizzard’ invokes the sound of the 13th Floor Elevators. Pulsing, minimal solos are filled with pleasant guitar expressions. Even though this LP contains 4 ten minute …read more

Paul Weller’s last album ‘Sonik Kicks’ was about as out there and experimental as he’s ever dared to venture. His latest return with ‘Saturns Pattern’ has its moments, but is his most focussed album in recent times. I’ll be honest, I’ve been a Paul Weller fan for …read more

Mortal Kombat is more than a game, it’s a game that introduced the world to hyper violence and in doing so forced the creation of the ESRB (Entertainment Software Rating Board) rating system. Mortal Kombat X takes this groundwork and …read more