All tagged review
On this jam-packed episode, we talk about Garth Marenghi, the Chuun Spring Fling, Stag & Dagger 2023, Seas, Starry live, Jodie Langford, Mist & WIng, Ripcord Records, Ren, Youth Sector, Big Hug, Magna Zero, The St Pierre Snake Invasion and Inkfields.
Ross plays through the highly anticipated sequel to The Last Of Us, but it can it live up to his lofty expectations?
Ross gives us his retrospective on the completed Star Wars Sequel Trilogy. It’s a refreshing take and his opinions are perhaps somewhat controversial. Beware: this article contains major spoilers for all three movies.
All That Divides is a genuinely brilliant album; it’s melodic, catchy, bone crushingly heavy and if you are into alternative music, absolutely essential.
I’ve always wanted to see Flight of the Conchords live and at the end of 2017 I was lucky enough to bag some tickets for their 2018 tour of the UK.
Its been 8 weeks since I last posted an Album of the Week review. Eight bloody weeks! So to go some way to make up for that I’ve decided to gather together the albums I’ve been listening to during that time in a bumper “Albums of the Weeks” or “Insert Better Title Here” style post which will go up in two parts.
This is the first edition of a new feature analysing major releases, whether it be in film, television, music or whatever, after the dust has settled.
I can do nothing other than recommend this album to anyone who likes alternative music.
If you get the chance to see Marmozets live, make sure you don’t miss out.
Jurassic Park is one of my favourite movies of all time but is it really a masterclass in blockbuster filmmaking? No, IT SUCKS and here's why.
Brand New's music never truly reveals itself on first listen. The songs are deeply layered and over time the intricacies, nuances and oddities become more apparent and lyrics take on new meaning as circumstances and experiences change.
