With such a rich and varied genre often being excluded from your more public charts, our reviewer delves into the realm of instrumental rock to bring you the top 5 albums. 5) Dream Theater – A Change of Seasons The …read more
Grammy-winning bass virtuoso and multi-instrumentalist Stephen Bruner, better known as Thundercat, returns to the fold with his signature oddball mix of jazz fusion, hip hop, pop and funk with his latest release, Drunk (Brainfeeder). Bruner, a Los Angeles native, was …read more
Warp Record’s Children of Alice eponymous debut is a patchwork of mini ambient soundscapes that run the gamut of emotions. As a note aside from the review here, I’m going to go out on a limb and state that this is not …read more
The premise of this film is based on the events of the 2013 Boston marathon bombings. Patriots Day brings an emotional look into the men, woman and children that were effected on that tragic day and the sheer bravery from …read more
With one of the most distinctive voices in the world of music, Sampha has been able to collaborate with or be sampled by some of the scene’s greats such as Solange, Drake, Kanye West and Frank Ocean. Since being thrown …read more
Alt-country raconteur Ryan Adams’ newly released album Prisoner follows up the tepidly received 1989. His re-imagining of Taylor Swift’s album of the same title was generally regarded as a fun idea on paper, less so in practice. But that’s not …read more
Ed Sheeran is an artist who needs little introduction, after a few years releasing independently he was snapped up by Atlantic in 2011 but now he is a certified pop-god. When he finds time in between touring the globe playing …read more
Those who haven’t seen the original film (or the 1976 remake) will surely remember Peter Jackson’s 2005 epic in all its CGI glory. Kong: Skull Island however, is a completely new part of Warner Brothers and Legendary Entertainment’s new rebooted “Monsterverse.” Kick …read more
Wolverine’s final hurrah and one of the grittier looking Marvel films yet but will it become more than just a hack and slash. Logan (Hugh Jackman) and Charles (Patrick Stewart) find themselves twisting in the wind as they grow old …read more
Since 1993 Fat Joe has been rapping on tracks with the likes of Diddy, Big Pun and R Kelly, but Terror Squad’s 2004 anthem Lean Back ft. Fat Joe, Remy Ma put these two on the map, cementing them as …read more
