Located in the heart of Bristol, Love Saves The Day music festival is perfect for those in search of a varied and exciting festival lineup that doesn’t break the bank. Read on to find out how the festival’s sixth year played …read more
Socially potent and contextually relevant to our times, can DC leave us in wonder of this remarkable woman? Wonder Woman has long been drifting on the DC horizon, a mirage with the promise of action, spectacle and, for some fans, …read more
Following the release of the self-titled Shakira three years ago, the Columbian singer and songwriter treats fans to her 11th studio album El Dorado… The release of 2016’s single “La Bicicleta” along with the Spanish title of this project suggest a …read more
You’re Welcome is the new album release from Californian surf-rock quartet Wavves, but will we be grateful for the tunes they’re providing… Wavves started in 2008 as the recording project of Nathan Williams. He released several 7″s as well as a …read more
Frank and Claire return in a season that looks to have more drama than a weekend night bus. Following the terror events of the previous season Frank and Claire continue to lead America. Attempting to control the narrative of American …read more
Will the revamp of this 90s show be as predictable as the turning of the tide or can it surprise us more pleasantly than a jellyfish in the sand? Seth Gordon’s direction begins with a changing of the guard at …read more
Warning: This article covers episodes 1 & 2 of the new season of Twin Peaks. To this extent expect material covering the content of the episodes. Further references are made back to the original two seasons. Whilst there are no …read more
Last year he gave us the brilliant Coolaid album, and less than a year on Long Beach’s finest Snoop Dogg drops another project Neva Left. At first glance this one appears to be full of nostalgia, from the vintage photo …read more
It’s judgement day for Blink 182. Would this finally be the album that will stop my infatuation with the pop punk teen power house dead in its tracks? After Neighbourhood, which was my least favourite album, I’m expecting the band to go back to …read more
With lengthy hiatus’ almost becoming a thing of the norm for many nineties groups, reformations don’t quite seem to carry the weight that they ought to. Usually even more lacking in substance are the new releases that come rattling out …read more
