Film review: Baywatch
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
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Twin Peaks: The Return (2017)
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
Album review: Snoop Dogg – Neva Left
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
Album Review: Blink 182 – California Deluxe Edition
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
Album review: Slowdive – Slowdive
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
Film Review: Alien: Covenant
Now back with the sixth instalment in the much loved Alien franchise, it is easy to bundle Covenant into the pile of films whose thread has been run too far. Whilst it would be impossible to consider this Ridley Scott …read more
Game review: Little Nightmares
Stuck in a floating fortress and trying to escape from nightmarish monstrosities armed only with a lighter and the ability to sneak, ‘Little Nightmares’ is a game that seems as intense and impactful as it is cute and artistic. It’s …read more
Album review: New Found Glory – Makes Me Sick
Upon hearing that New Found Glory were releasing a new album in 2017, I cant deny that a bit of nostalgia kicked in. Having not released an album since 2014, I had no idea what to expect. Would they go …read more
Album review: Texas – Jump Onboard
Most people over the age of 25 remember Glaswegian pop-rock band Texas as a regular fixture on the 90’s music scene. Achieving two number 1 albums in the UK with White On Blonde in 1997 and The Hush in 1999, …read more
Album Review: British Sea Power – Let The Dancers Inherit The Party
British Sea Power evoke the year 1984 on an eternal loop on their new album Let The Dancers Inherit The Party in their usual political light and they’ve created this album as their answer to Brexit for what they aim to be …read more