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.
Stone Sour’s monumental sixth album, Hydrograd is with us now, four long years since their concept albums, but is it worth the wait? Stone Sour is quite often seen, incorrectly, as the side project of Slipknot for the band, who …read more
Believe the hype? In the last 40 years Peter Perrett has released four albums, the last one in 1996. This album has been garnered with pretty much universal praise, and you’d expect it to do well in the music monthlies end …read more
The solo project of Ernest Greene, Washed Out is now back after a ‘period of consideration’ about the direction of his project, will we be happy with his thoughts on this? On previous releases, Washed Out has been labelled with …read more
Tap, tap, tap, tap, tap. Baby Driver sets rhythm at its centre. Directed by Edgar Wright who is sharply returning to the form of his earlier vehicles; Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead (and trailblazing swiftly away from the …read more
Back in 2013 the world was introduced to a new three piece consisting of Hannah Reid, Dan Rothman and Dominic Major. Their first EP Metal and Dust was self-released, but it did not take long before the giants Ministry Of …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
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
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
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
Known for its colourful cast of characters and wild settings, can Guardians of the Galaxy once again find the right side of the artistic line between garish and iridescent? The scene is set; soundtracked by Electric Light Orchestra’s “Mr. Blue Sky”, …read more
