The Darkness first showed up in 2003 with their debut album, Permission to Land. If someone remotely aware at that time denies knowing ‘I Believe In a Thing Called Love’ – this reviewer would put money on them lying. Returning …read more
Edgar Wright is most commonly known for his excellent comedic films such as the the “Cornetto Trilogy” consisting of Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and At Worlds End. These have gained critical praise and cult status. So for him …read more
At studio album 12, Billy Bragg has been active since the early 80’s in his politically charged, protest song form. However, have the decades mellowed him, and made him less relevant or even just plain slowed him? A soulful slide …read more
Following a lukewarm reception to Square Enix’s last Marvel game release, based around the other large super-team, The Avengers, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy aims to build on the shaky foundation with this new release. Will it be different enough …read more
A rose-tinted walk down memory lane this is truly a tribute to history in many ways. For those new to this title Age of Empires IV is a historically accurate real time strategy game. With more emphasis on the accurate …read more
A quest or a question, feelings are as subjective as comedy in this candid exploration. Comedian, actor and writer Mae Martin takes to Netflix (originally Channel 4) with their irreverent take on relationships, sobriety and coming out. Martin has been …read more
Formed back in 1978, Duran Duran have managed to stay relatively constant in their touring and recording presence, enduring minimal lineup changes along the way. FUTURE PAST is their 15th released studio album. In an ever-changing world, is their signature …read more
It must be the time of year…this is my second zombie game review of the season. Like Back 4 Blood is a spiritual successor to Left 4 Dead, World War Z: Aftermath is the next evolution to the World War …read more
A remake of the first three games, Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania brings the legendary platformer to the current generation of consoles to reach a new generation of players. Will the format have dated itself and is it simply hanging …read more
Here with their fourth studio album, Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes are screaming back onto the airwaves with ‘Sticky’. Frank Carter is still arguably one of the most recognisable voices in rock right now. His range doesn’t rival Matt Bellamy …read more
