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Album review: Lettuce – Elevate

Album review: Lettuce – Elevate

Lettuce is back with another jubilant offering… When an entire band originate from the prestigious Berklee College School of Music in Boston, you can safely expect that the quality of musicianship will be top-notch. The current six strong line-up of …read more

Film review: Men in Black: International

Film review: Men in Black: International

Picking up many years after the events of the original trilogy we are introduced to Agent H (Chris Hemsworth) and rookie Agent M (Tessa Thompson) who, on their first assignment, discover that an evil alien force has returned and the …read more

Album review: Mavis Staples – We Get By

Album review: Mavis Staples – We Get By

Soul legend Mavis Staples shows no signs of slowing down, gracing listeners with her latest album, We Get By. As one of the revered Staples Singers, Mavis Staples has been gracing our ears with sweet soul music for nearly 70 …read more

Film review: Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Film review: Godzilla: King of the Monsters

Having picked up the pieces from the awakening of Godzilla in the first film, we now return to the shadowy Monarch organisation who are continuing their research into the appearance of the ancient monster and its kind (the Titans). However, …read more

Album review: Meiko – In Your Dreams

Album review: Meiko – In Your Dreams

Meiko makes a triumphant return with In Your Dreams… American singer-songwriter Meiko isn’t an artist that you may be familiar with, but the chances are that you’ve already heard some of her music already. Grey’s Anatomy, One Tree Hill and …read more

Album review: Flying Lotus – Flamagra

Album review: Flying Lotus – Flamagra

Five years after Steven Ellison – better known as Flying Lotus or ‘FlyLo’ – released his previous album You’re Dead! to great acclaim, he is back with another expedition into the world of jazz, electronic and everything between with Flamagra. …read more

Film review: Rocketman

Film review: Rocketman

Having been drafted in to finish Bohemian Rhapsody and getting no credit for it, it’s only fair to see British director Dexter Fletcher get his own crack at a musical biopic, this time focusing on the early life and career …read more