Samsung‘s high-end UHD televisions for this year are here, and we are excited! As to be expected there’s a lot of curved models, which can leave a nasty taste in a few people’s mouths from an aesthetic point of view, …read more
Yamaha never falls short of ticking all the boxes, be it its junior RXV range or its high-end RXA series, it seems the company has perfected the art of audio visual technology, and the RXA3060 is well worth that accolade. Being one …read more
Games as a medium are constantly progressing and giving us new and exciting experiences which push the boundaries of storytelling and change our perceptions of narrative. Developer Variable State looks to join this burgeoning “game as art” ideology with their …read more
As we’ve mentioned in a number of recent blog posts, mini-systems are currently in the midst of a long-overdue revival. With manufacturers once again shining a light on this somewhat unloved branch of the Hi-Fi family, sprucing up products with …read more
All changed for Mike Rosenberg aka Passenger around the release of All The Little Lights in 2012. Although nominally the fifth album to bear the Passenger moniker it was the release that catapulted him to global star status. Whilst a …read more
As I’m sure many of you have noticed, televisions are getting thin. Very thin. So thin in fact that there has to be a compromise somewhere, and there’s only really one expendable feature in a television and that’s the internal …read more
Bruce Springsteen’s latest effort is an interesting one. Although this a collection of tracks from various albums, it is not a “greatest hits.” He has a number of those already. It is has been released as a partner to his …read more
Craig David is back on our radar since his appearance on Mistajam’s 1Xtra show with garage crew parody Kurupt FM and Big Narstie. The clip of him singing Fill Me In over the Justin Bieber, Skrillex and Diplo collaboration Where Are Ü …read more
Thirty years since they formed, Pixies release their sixth album proper, the second since reforming in 2004 and the first since then recorded as an album (2014’s Indie Cindy was a collection of EP’s). Despite the stop and slow start nature …read more
Amazingly, this is The Divine Comedy’s 27th year, and their eleven albums span 26 of those years. This is the first since 2010’s Bang Goes the Knighthood although Neil Hannon has also put out a second Duckworth Lewis Method album …read more
