Everyone loves a bit of great entertainment. We love it too, and here is the top reviewed content for your TV, projector or hi-fi. Simply put, this is the best of the best. The top Games, Movies and Music – as rated by us.
It all started with the upsurge Swedish crime novels back in early 2005 when original author Stieg Larsson’s series was posthumously published after an untimely heart attack, so began the phenomena Millenium. So popular was the original story ‘The Girl …read more
With the release of their third studio album, The 1975 have moved into uncharted territory with influences from RnB and jazz backgrounds to complement their traditional synth pop sound. The question is, how far has this been a success, and …read more
Games nowadays are out of this world when it comes to just how good they are and how much enjoyment you get from them. Despite this there will always be a part of everyone’s hearts that longs for the games …read more
Let me start by saying that this review will probably be one of my most celebratory of any reviews, and will at times reach borderline levels of compliment overload, that only the likes of Grandmas from Dudley have been known …read more
Welcome back to Haddonfield… It has been nine years for those amongst us craving the return of none other than the original OG of slasher horror movies; Michael Myers. The last time we got to experience a Michael Myers movie …read more
If you’re not familiar with Tim Hecker, here’s a brief introduction: he’s a forty-something experimental electronic composer and ‘sound artist’. Very Japanese in flavour – Konoyo is his 9th full-length solo LP… The album is dense and foreboding, creating aural landscapes without …read more
Suede’s 8th studio album arrives 25 years into their recording career. This includes the 7 year break the band took from 2003, which in itself was enveloped by an 11-year gap between albums 5 and 6. The band have built …read more
Lights, camera, action! The stars are here – or more to the point, Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga are – in this example of how to sprinkle a breath of fresh air over a film not once but three times …read more
I’ve been a fan of Soft Cell and Marc Almond since 1981 when “Tainted Love” first thrust the duo into the public spotlight. That was 37 years ago. Almond had a great 10-disc box set a couple of years back, …read more
…On which Richard D James continues his impressive run since emerging after a long silence in 2014. This is one of his tighter sets, accessible to casual listeners and with enough character to keep fans happy. “T69 Collapse” is a …read more
