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The opening synth bars to ‘Cold Water’, the new single by DAME, shout nineties’ house music. For a moment I am curious as to what to expect from the Birmingham indie-pop band. Is this going to be another track […]

With less than two weeks until Election Day in the United States, US President Donald Trump finds himself trailing his Democratic rival Joe Biden with time running out to win over the few remaining undecided […]

20th August 1995 is for me one of those where were you? moments.  I recall driving back from a day at the beach, listening to the UK Top 40, as the winner of the Battle of Britpop was announced. Blur’s ‘C […]

After making solid directorial debut with 2017’s Molly’s Game, Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network) returns with one of Netflix’s biggest Oscar hopefuls. The Trial of the Chicago 7, is a […]

A celebration of music, creativity and nightlife, Oliver Murray’s documentary Ronnie’s is a surprisingly pertinent film that captures the importance of the arts and illustrates late 20th-century London in an allu […]

A Death in the Family is a 1989 DC comic book storyline that follows the death of Batman’s second Robin, Jason Todd. It ran for four issues and was later compiled into a collection. The 2011 reprints included a b […]

Wolverhampton-based singer Bryony Williams is enjoying a growing reputation. She is releasing a new EP, State I’m In on Beth Shalom Records on the 30th October. The previous songs that have been released (‘I C […]

‘Better as Friends’ is the new single released on 16th October by Brooklyn-based due Eighty Ninety. Brothers Abner (vocals, production) and Harper James (guitar, production) make up the alt-pop project, who have […]

The humble DVD game may have a myriad of rivals these days and may not be the cutting edge product it once was but in this article I’m going to give you three reasons why interactive DVD games (for those of you […]

Mischa Alexander reviews François Ozon’s Summer of 85, a touching queer love story set in France in the 1980s.

Summer romance films are never going to get old, are they? There’s something about the bright […]

As theatres prepare to re-open, efforts are being made to combat the economic effects of COVID-19 and ensure a sustainable financial future for the West End.

In a report taken by Oxford Economics, projecting […]

Made up of Brad Simpson, James McVey, Tristan Evans and Connor Ball, The Vamps have proved with their new album Cherry Blossom that they aren’t just another boyband for the world to ridicule.

From the o […]

German director Christian Petzold has been working for over two decades and is an expert in taking the very essence of an emotion and distilling that into ninety minutes. His 2012 film, Barbara, perfectly […]

‘Magnolia Mansion’ is the new groove infused single from the dynamic duo, BARBUDO. This track exudes everything you could want from a dreamy disco super hit and combines modern sounds to create something mem […]

By the acclaimed author of Psychogeography which has sold over 20,000 copies, Merlin Coverley is back with another book. Hauntology sets out to discover why contemporary culture is so preoccupied by the […]

Niall Horan is one of Ireland’s pop sweethearts. With his charitable ways and his devotion to supporting the music industry, he continues to live up to his label.

In an announcement earlier this week, Niall s […]

On October 13th, Ian Curtis’ signature Vox Phantom guitar sold for the whopping sum of £162,000 ($210,000.) The guitar is widely acknowledgeable for appearing in the music video of the notable single, ‘Love Wi […]

This Christmas will see West End stars perform at the Palace Theatre.

Home to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, the Palace Theatre is about to host eight West End stars for an exclusive Christmas […]

Frida Kahlo, the latest documentary film by Exhibition on Screen, is an in-depth and immersive look into the life of the iconic Mexican artist.

Directed by Ali Ray, it goes beyond the bright colours, bold […]

“I wanted you to find me looking pretty. Dead, but pretty.”

From the mind of Pedro Almodóvar comes a new adaptation of Jean Cocteau’s The Human Voice, starring an impeccably dressed Tilda Swinton. Almodó […]