Jessie Ware may not be throwing stones in her latest album Glasshouse, instead she mostly plays it safe, with another conventional soul-pop release that is already hitting all of the right notes. Her simplistic approach has remained fairly similar throughout …read more
Sledgehammer looks to drive home a franchise favourite after years of mediocrity… A band of brothers in arms fight for survival in the deadly rollercoaster ride that is the last year of WWII. Starting with the D-Day landings, the …read more
I’ll be honest I never cared about the Wolfenstein games. I got the premise but for me there was always something bigger and better available for me to have fun with. This changed when I heard about Bethesda’s acquisition of …read more
Butt Babies! Well, that was the original band name for Protomartyr and this reviewer can’t work out whether he prefers the former or the darker, more brooding latter. This bit aside, Protomartyr have released their fourth studio album. But how …read more
Having been a fan of the first film, and sequels generally being poor in comparison of the original, I will be entirely honest and admit I was reluctant to watch the sequel to Bad Moms. But before you pass judgement, …read more
Hailing from Belfast, instrumental/post rockers And So I Watch You From Afar are back with their new album, The Endless Shimmering, but how will the new release stand up to their previous success? Despite the genre of math-rock and instrumental …read more
A small budget suspense/Horror film from the directors Michael & Peter Spierig well known for their films “Predestination” and “Day breakers” among a few others only. Did this movie live up to expectations of the original Saw series of films? …read more
After the Martin Shkreli madness that surrounded their last one-off, single pressed album, the Wu Tang Clan return with The Saga Continues. Since releasing as solo artists of pairs, a project from the whole crew had become more of a rarity, …read more
A surprising performance and a mile from the usual comedic performances from Vince Vaughn and not a movie I expected it to be at all before going into the cinema. Read on to find out why it was a surprise …read more
There has been a definitive shift towards a more pop-friendly sound over the past few years of Beck’s career, and on Colors this seems more apparent than ever. It’s unashamedly bright, much more so than ever before. It’s another step towards …read more
