Film review: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
Two weeks after the events of the first film, John Wick is on the run with a $14m bounty on his head; as the tag line suggests… Prepare for War! Keanu Reeves is back again in a role that he …read more
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Album review: The National – I Am Easy To Find
The National are back with I Am Easy To Find, a follow-up to 2017’s Sleep Well Beast, a delicate effort with a ‘woke’ sensibility. One of the first things you will notice about The National’s I Am Easy To Find …read more
Film review: Aladdin
A beloved children’s classic gets the live action treatment, but does it hold up to the original? Read on… Aladdin is the latest in the line of money spinning live action remakes of Disney animated classics that, whilst commercially successful, …read more
Album review: Nathan Micay – Blue Spring
Nathan Micay’s Blue Spring is an eclectic electronic triumph. Electronic music fans might be forgiven for mistaking Nathan Micay as a new name on the scene, but in fact Micay has been creating jubilant and beautiful dance floor anthems for years as …read more
Film review: Pokémon Detective Pikachu
A beloved video game character turns super sleuth in Pokémon Detective Pikachu! Film adaptations of video games, it’s fair to say, don’t have the best track record. When it comes to successful films, they tend to be poorly made, underfunded …read more
Album review: Tim Hecker – Anoyo
A companion piece to last year’s ‘Konoyo’ this arrives very quickly after its predecessor. Drawing again from sessions with Tokyo Gakusko, it’s very much part two of a journey. Konoyo refers to the physical world, this world and that album …read more
Film review: Vox Lux
Vox Lux, the second feature from 30 year old actor-turned-director Brady Corbet, is a brazen film and one that attempts to take an unflinching look at people’s desire for fame, charting the career of fictional pop star Celeste over the …read more
Album review: Fear in a Handful of Dust – Amon Tobin
Eight long years since he released his last masterpiece in sound design ISAM, Amon Tobin has presented us with another stunning arrangement of sonic delights. Amon Tobin has come a long way since his musical inception during the 90’s. His …read more
Film review: Greta
Greta sees director Neil Jordan return to the big screen for the first time since 2012 with an arty thriller about a young woman named Frances (Chloe Grace Moretz) who after finding a discarded handbag on the subway, returns it …read more
Film review: Avengers: Endgame
So it’s all come to this… 11 years, 22 films and THAT Infinity War ending, for the handful of people who need a re-cap then things went rather badly for our favourite team of superheroes as they went up against …read more