Albums of 2016… So Far is Stephen Barrett, with his picks even including a little genre tag from him.
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Classic Album Review – Punk In Drublic – NOFX
Twenty two years ago today, NOFX released what was to become their most successful album to date, ‘Punk in Drublic’.
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Albums of 2016… So Far – Elliot Burr
As we all start to enjoy the summer that has finally decided to show its face, what better way to brighten it further than with an array of the year’s best albums to date?
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Ghostbusters
Neither a dud worthy of the torrent of criticism sparked by the trailer, nor a classic on par with the original, Paul Feig’s Ghostbusters reboot provides enough fun to vindicate its own production.
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Wildflower – The Avalanches
In the case of Wildflower, The Avalanches have had a colossal 16 year build-up of excitement and expectation to compete with.
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Game of Thrones Season Six
A roundup and review of season six of Game of Thrones. Each from the writers who guided us through the season episode by episode: Pete Bartholomew, Scott Reynolds, and Clare Clarke.
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Independence Day: Resurgence
Roland Emmerich’s ‘Independence Day: Resurgence’ is predictably vapid, emotionally tone-deaf, and the dizzying orgy of CGI does little to mask its glaring missteps.
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When Marnie Was There
When Marnie Was There, as with much of Ghibli’s oeuvre, has the feel of a fairy-tale. Adapted from an English novel of the same name by Joan G. Robinson, When Marnie Was There shifts the setting from Norfolk to rural Japan, a manoeuvre pulled off with a surprising deftness. The story centres on Anna, a…
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The Winds of Winter – Game of Thrones
The season six finale, ‘The Winds of Winter’, shares its name with the long-awaited (and still pending) sixth instalment in A Song of Ice and Fire from George RR Martin. At 69 (lol) minutes long, this episode is the longest episode of Game of Thrones ever. It needed to be as well, since the previous…
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99.9% – KAYTRANADA
Haitian born and Canadian raised, Kaytranada (Louis Kevin Celestin) first gained fame for his 2012 reworking of Janet Jackson’s ‘If’, inspiring a string of production credits for a variety of artists from Chicago rapper Vic Mensa to UK house heroine Katy B. However, with this fifteen-track collection, Kay has finally transcended from being the invisible…
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