Film Review: Suicide Squad
Amid much controversy and now out for all to see, will it be a diamond in the rough or leave you feeling suicidal? From the outset we are introduced to some of the most beloved villains from the DC universe and …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: Snoop Dogg – Coolaid
In true “Snoop” fashion there are a massive 20 tracks to choose from on his latest studio album Coolaid. He has been very critical of current rap scene recently, arguing that nobody has individuality anymore. In the early days of …read more
Album review: Gucci Mane – Everybody Looking
Only months since his release from prison Gucci Mane has already dropped Everybody Looking featuring everyone from Kanye West and Drake to Young Thug. Since his rise to success around 2008-2009 he has inspired guys like Chief Keef to follow in …read more
Album review: Clams Casino – 32 Levels
New Jersey-based beatmaker Clams Casino dropped an album including 12 tracks and 12 instrumentals last month. His debut, titled 32 Levels, is packed full of guest vocal appearances from the likes of A$AP Rocky, Vince Staples, Lil B, Kelela, Mikky Ekko …read more
Brand new track: Oasis – My Big Mouth (Live at Knebworth Park ’97)
With today marking the 20th anniversary of the first of Oasis’s era-defining Knebworth gigs, Big Brother Recordings has released My Big Mouth (Live At Knebworth Park)… A track written for Oasis’s third album Be Here Now (originally released in 1997), My …read more
Album review: Shura – Nothing’s Real
With incredible cover art and a growing reputation to maintain, Shura’s 2016 album Nothing’s Real was released on July 8th and is already causing quite a stir. Her brand of introverted, unconventional pop music has gained her a massive online …read more
Film review: Jason Bourne
Budget Bond is back. Will he be as damaged and angry as before, drive a bike down stairs, fight with odd utensils or has he been reborn…? Enter Nicky Parsons (Julia Stiles), the only face Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) does not associate …read more
Film review: Star Trek Beyond
As the most recent blast from the past hits the cinema, is it more of the same – or something new? Director Justin Lin and co-writer Simon Pegg give the USS Enterprise an overhaul in attitude. With humour and a “to …read more
Game review: MX vs. ATV: Supercross Encore
Back in 2011 I was a massive fan of MX vs. ATV Alive, putting countless hours into the game and loving every second I spent with it. Publisher THQ then went into liquidation and the MX vs. ATV franchise was …read more
Game review: Pokémon Go
Twenty years ago when Pokémon was first released, it’s doubtful that anyone knew what kind of cultural phenomenon it would birth, and how it would go on to be one of the biggest franchises in the history of games/anime. Pokémon is …read more