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.
After a two year hiatus, dogged with rumours of violence and potential full break-up, Foxygen have appeared back on the scene with Hang, and brought a 40 piece orchestra with them… The return is anything but understated and brings together …read more
Founder Dylan Baldi went from the most humble of origins forming several ‘fake’ bands as a solo project in his parents basement and moved onto an indie rock quartet featured at Coachella in the space of 5 short years. How does …read more
Danny Boyle’s sequel promises plenty of nostalgia, but will that be enough to breathe new life into the old bones?… Mark Renton (Ewan McGregor) returns to Scotland after a serious medical incident. Discovering a very different city to the one …read more
After years of torrential releases from the singer-songwriter trapped in the body of a punk, Ty Segall releases a self-titled album. Can he sustain the quality of his previous releases, or has this pace burnt him out?… The answer is quite …read more
Train have led an odd journey over their career in music. Storming out of the post-grunge scene of the late 90’s and hitting their stride, oddly enough, with a (usually) catchy pop-rock blend. But can ‘A Girl, a Bottle, a …read more
We’re only a month in but 2017 has already been filled with albums from some elite artists. The trend continues as The xx joins the party with their third studio album entitled I See You. The familiar artwork followed by …read more
Bonobo, aka Simon Green, has fans who have good reason to place their trust in him over the past 16 years. His skill is not only in the quality of his music but in the consistency; his music transcends genres, eras …read more
The long-awaited final album from the grime originator was finally unleashed this month, aptly named Godfather, it symbolises the end of an era as well as Wiley’s musical output. “This is my last album, in theory, you know, Wiley the …read more
Probably the perfect picture to will in the January blues, Kenneth Lonergan’s, ‘Manchester by the Sea’, transcends it’s low and dreary hues and swells into one of the most heart-rendering and emotional cinematic experiences in recent memory. Spearheaded by a …read more
Rising upwards and fast into the limelight, Hollywood new-boy Damien Chazelle hits us again with a musical drama, this time of a much glitzier flavour. His second feature, La La Land, rolls onto the screen with equal the gusto and …read more
