Film Review: The Snowman
The Snowman is a British adaptation of a Scandi-Crime Drama by Jo Nesbø. But will this movie chill us to the bone, or melt away before the frost falls? Jo Nesbø himself is a name that, if you live in …read more
Entertainment
Passion for music, movies and games is something shared by everyone at Richer Sounds so we love talking about the latest releases and discussing our favourites. If you fancy some recommendations from our team on what to watch or listen to next, just scroll down and take a peek.
Album review: The Horrors – V
V might not be the most imaginative name for the fifth studio album from Essex-based group The Horrors – but with a previous track record for excellent music this shouldn’t be an issue. But can it live up the success …read more
Album review: Enter Shikari – The Spark
Ten years since Enter Shikari released the frantic and furious album, Take To The Skies, the band have released several albums, all politically charged and have even been credited with pioneering the genre of electronicore. But how will time have …read more
Album review: Demi Lovato – Tell Me You Love Me
Demi Lovato is yet another Disney kid to follow in the footsteps of singers such as Selena Gomez, and Miley Cyrus. Her latest album is her 6th since her 2008 debut Don’t Forget, and it is set to be equally …read more
Album review: Wolf Alice – Visions Of A Life
Following on the breakout success of debut album, My Love is Cool in 2015, Wolf Alice are back onto the scene and our speakers with new album Visions of a Life, but will it be something to howl about? In …read more
Game Review: WWE 2K18
I’ll be honest, I don’t watch much WWE wrestling nowadays, with more creative and exciting wrestling going on in other promotions drawing the bulk of my attention. When it comes to video games though, “there can only be one” and …read more
Album review: Daphni – Joli Mai
There are many sides to Dan Snaith’s musical output, releasing under three stage names Caribou, Manitoba and Daphni. The Canadian artist has just released his latest project under his Daphni alias, how will it hold up against his previous …read more
Album review: The Darkness – Pinewood Smile
After hurtling onto everyone’s radar back in 2003 with scorching debut album, Permission To Land, The Darkness are back with new album, Pinewood Smile. But can the Suffolk-borne rockers reclaim their former glory, let alone the 80’s they emulate? The …read more
Film Review: The LEGO Ninjago Movie
Another Lego movie hits our screens this winter with the eagerly awaited LEGO Ninjago Movie based on the 2011 TV series. I had the pleasure of going to Lego Land Windsor recently where Ninjago had its very own Ninjago world. …read more
Album review: Robert Plant – Carry Fire
Best known as the frontman for legendary rock band Led Zeppelin, Robert Plant took on the world solo after the disbandment of the group. Back with his 11th solo studio album, Plant presents the world with Carry Fire. But can …read more