Film review: The Legend of Tarzan
The latest arrival of one of cinema’s most revisited characters is here and, with plenty to compare it to, will this turn out to be a swing and a miss or a chest beating success? The Congo sets the scene …read more
Product review: Sony GTK-XB7
Having been a reviewer here on the Tech Blog since its infancy, I’ve seen my fair share of new and interesting products come to market. From the highest of high-end hi-fi to shiny new TV technology, all of these fantastic …read more
Game review: Rocket League – Collector’s Edition
Rocket League is a game that shows people that the most important thing in making a video game successful is to make it fun… and man, is Rocket League fun. Originally being made available in 2015 via digital download for …read more
Album review: Aphex Twin – Cheetah EP
Since re-surfacing as Aphex Twin in 2014 with Grammy-award-winning Syro, Richard D James has firmly put that 13 year Aphex-less wait behind him; Cheetah is the second EP to have followed that album (plus one as AFX, one of his many pseudonyms). …read more
Product preview: Xbox One S & Project Scorpio
This year at E3, Microsoft announced that they were working on two new consoles, one designed to be a slimmer version of the Xbox One and another looking to be a step up in power and the next step towards …read more
Game review: The Technomancer
What is The Technomancer? This is the question that no one is asking because, if you look around, not much is being said about this game. In this edition of hard-hitting games journalism, I look to change that and open …read more
Hot New Music: Albin Lee Meldau – Lovers EP
Albin Lee Meldau, the up-and-coming 27-year-old Swedish singer-songwriter, describes his newly released four-track EP as a “hopelessly romantic’s naïve love story”, and it’s sure to bring a rush of emotions to every listener. Albin’s musical passion arose from a young …read more
Richer Unsigned: Artist of the Week – Drongo
This week’s Richer Unsigned ‘Artist of the Week’ is Isle Of Wight-based duo Drongo, as selected by Kartel Music Group. Their debut single Miami creates a huge sound with head-banging riffs and catchy vocals. Drongo has been getting a lot of attention following plays …read more
Album review: Troye Sivan – Blue Neighbourhood
Troye Sivan’s first few singles have undoubtedly been popular. The melancholy edge within his music has attracted all sorts of attention from stars including Adele and Taylor Swift having conversations on Twitter, which mainly includes Taylor complementing Troye on his music. And …read more
Game review: Mighty No. 9
After a successful Kickstarter campaign and helmed by Mega Man frontman Keiji Inafune, Mighty No. 9 seemed to have everything going for it. Flash Forward 3 years and after multiple delays, changing art style and cringe-worthy game trailers, the spiritual …read more