Games of December
This is the month folks! This is the one where the stuff comes out and we all shout…or maybe that was last month and this is the follow up month where there’s only one good game. I don’t know, I’m …read more
Entertainment
Album review: Weezer – Pacific Daydream
It’s only been a little over 18 months since Weezer’s last release The White Album, but everyone’s favourite “nerd-rock” band from the ’90s is back again with a fresh recording. Although the band had plans to follow up with …read more
Album review: Sam Smith – The Thrill Of It All
After the world wide success of his debut album In The Lonely Hour, Sam Smith been fairly quiet. This year he brings us The Thrill Of It All, which revisits themes of heartbreak and loneliness, but how does it hold …read more
Album review: St. Vincent – MASSEDUCTION
Annie Clark, better known as St. Vincent, has just released her fifth solo studio album, MASSEDUCTION. But will the Grammy-award winning artist be seducing us? As a former member of the massive musical group, The Polyphonic Spree, St. Vincent makes …read more
Album review: Vessels – The Great Distraction
The world of post-rock is an odd one. Being a younger genre than most, there are very few hard and fast rules as to what exactly constitutes post-rock. Vessels are one of the English variants of this fascinating musical sub-sect, …read more
Film review: Justice League
The latest offering from the DC Extended Universe, Justice League looks to be an action-packed blockbuster full of well known comic book heroes. Does it deliver on its promise? Read on to find out… After mixed and largely negative responses to …read more
Game review: Assassins Creed Origins
Ubisoft returns from their sabbatical with a new segment of history and perhaps the most iconic Assassin’s Creed yet… Assassin’s Creed Origins starts the ball rolling for the historical backdrop to the Assassin’s Creed Series; a time before Creeds and …read more
Album review: Jessie Ware – Glasshouse
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
Game review: Call of Duty WWII
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
Game review: Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus
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