UK singer-songwriter James Morrison returns with You’re Stronger Than You Know, his first album since 2015’s Higher Than Here and 13 years since the release of his breakthrough record, Undiscovered. First single and album-opener “My Love Goes On” kicks things …read more
Daptone Records’ seasoned sax veteran returns to his Native American roots. But is he just tooting his own trumpet… err saxophone? Having forged a career playing with the likes of Daptone legends Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings and The Budos …read more
A wrestling drama directed by Stephen Merchant, starring Florence Pugh and a brief appearance from Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson should set the hearts of wrestling fans (past or present) fluttering with excitement. Fighting with my Family tells the story of …read more
How does the latest instalment of the Far Cry series hold up compared to past releases? Read on… The second Far Cry in 2 years, New Dawn is an interesting addition to the series, and it is the first ever …read more
Less than a year since the comic book face-off of Czarface Meets Metal Face and Czarface is ready for their next super showdown – this time against Wu-Tang Clansman Ghostface Killah. Will this showdown be immortalised in the annals of …read more
A hard hitting drama from director Nadine Labaki, Capernaum finally gets a UK release having won the Jury Prize at Cannes last year but does it deserve the praise? Having been convicted of stabbing a much older man, 12 year …read more
Swedish-based skate punks Millencolin are back with their ninth studio album over a 27-year long career. With most skate rock dropping away in the past few years, is this welcome nostalgia or will we wish they’d hang up their decks? …read more
After a long time away, Chaka Khan is back with Hello Happiness. Read on to find out if the Queen of Funk has still got it… It’s been twelve years since Chaka Khan’s last studio release and at 65, the …read more
How does the latest chapter of Metro Exodus live up to its predecessors? Read on… This is the third instalment of the Metro Exodus series, the “difficult album” as it were, and one of the games I was most …read more
The Kid Who Would Be King is a fun romp for the whole family. Far and away not the coolest kids in the playground Alex (Louis Ashbourne Serkis) and his friend Bedders (Dean Chamou) find a sword stuck in the …read more
