Game review: Cuphead
MDHR releases its vision of beautiful artwork on a gaming platform in a nod to 1930s animation. Playing as a couple of mugs who lose everything in a casino, your only way out is to reclaim the debts of others. …read more
Entertainment
Album review: Tricky – Ununiform
Many of you will know the name from his incredibly well-received work with Massive Attack, or his solo albums. Others may have seen his embarrassing Glastonbury appearance alongside Beyonce in 2012. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Tricky, …read more
Album review: Wolves in the Throne Room – Thrice Woven
Formed in 2003 in a dilapidated log cabin, Wolves In The Throne Room is the project of brothers Aaron and Nathan Weaver, and Kody Keyworth. Touted as ‘Cascadian black metal’, the band are experts in leaving behind the Satanic and …read more
Album review: The Killers – Wonderful Wonderful
With two band members recently retiring from touring, some may assume that The Killers could be on their way out. However, over a decade since their debut album, Hot Fuss, Brandon Flowers and co. have delivered something that seems to …read more
Film Review: Kingsman – The Golden Circle
Bond and Bourne’s sleeker, funnier, party animal brother returns to save the world. Having survived the dangerous run in with megalomaniac tech giant (Samuel L Jackson), Eggsy returns to deal with the next threat to world peace. An evil drug …read more
Album Review: Kesha – Rainbow
Kesha’s powerful comeback album Rainbow has caught many critics off guard, will this triumphant return be the beginning of a new chapter for the young Californian? Since 2013 she has been involved in horrific legal disputes with her former producer Dr. …read more
Album Review: Everything Everything – A Fever Dream
Manchester indie group Everything Everything are back with their fourth studio album, A Fever Dream, and follow up to their massive hit Get To Heaven from 2015. But will we be happy to have them back, or want to …read more
Album Review: Arcade Fire – Everything Now
Arcade Fire are back with their confident fifth album, exploring further than ever. It has been well over a decade since their debut release Funeral, their output since has been bold and imaginative. Where will the the art-rock group take …read more
Album review: Toro y Moi – Boo Boo
Chazwick Bradley Bundick is back with his solo project Toro Y Moi’s fifth album, Boo Boo. But is the track worthy of this pet name? Or is it more of a mistake? Taking a bilingual approach to naming the project, …read more
Album Review: Alice Cooper – Paranormal
With his career spanning five decades and a six year wait since the last album, is Alice Cooper’s latest work up to the standard that he has set over the years? Credited with effectively creating shock rock and bringing horror …read more