Among March’s gaming releases will be the chance for players to save the world, explore feudal Japan, take a trip with a few spirits, battle against demons with an island paradise and a beloved franchise making a welcome return in VR.Read More
February brings with it some love for gamers with a host of new releases. Among this month’s releases are zombie soldiers, medical mayhem, and gangsters – along with wild dreams and worst nightmares.Read More
The Paramore frontwoman returns with new music – the full album, Petals for Armor, is released 8 May – that appears to be just as much an emotional exorcism as it is an experimental solo project. It is a testament to both Hayley Williams and her producer, long-time Paramore member and friend Taylor York, that […]Read More
January brings gamers into a new month, a new year and a new decade with a wide variety of gaming adventures. Brain workouts, mythic adventures, two very different ball games and some super saiyans await gamers as 2020 begins.Read More
The debut from Irish singer-songwriter, Dermot Kennedy, is Sarah Turner's pick for 'Best Album of 2019' - here's why.Read More
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice was named Game of the Year at the event, which also saw Death Stranding and Disco Elysium pick up multiple awards. Read More
As 2019 draws to a close, gamers will have a new crop of games to enjoy. Seafaring adventures with assassins, a trip to the farm and a cross country journey with two brothers are just some of December’s gaming offerings. Life Is Strange 2 The tale of two brothers is brought together with this release. […]Read More
The remake of Resident Evil 2 took home the award for Ultimate Game of the Year, as well as the award for Best AudioRead More
As 2019 enters its penultimate month, gamers will once again be spoilt for choice with this month’s gaming offerings. Among November’s releases will be a journey through a galaxy far, far away, dystopian travels closer to home, blacktop battles, animal adventures and the next chapter of a beloved franchise. Read More
October’s gaming releases include the latest chapters in two blockbuster franchises, a trip to a haunted hotel, a perilous journey to the frontiers of space, a race or two around the world and a few rounds in the ring.Read More
Walrus is a psychedelic band from Canada. They’ve gained a reputation for being incredibly hardworking, and recently released a new single, ‘Half Smoke’. The track itself is seeped in psychedelia, from its swirly Tame Impala-influenced guitars right down to the calming vocals. It’s a perfect song to relax to, however, the video is anything but. […]Read More
The Covasettes play energetic indie rock in the spirit of fellow Mancunians, The Courteeners, but they add their own flavour with a sound that reflects British summertime. Their recent EP, It’s Always Sunny Above the Clouds is an upbeat release full of passion, that is guaranteed to put a smile on your face. The opener, […]Read More
When you think of Chicago, what springs to mind? The Bean? Ferris Bueller? Navy Pier? In 2019, it should be Twin Peaks.Read More
From the court to the wastelands, to the pitches and war zones, along with some Gothic horror and futuristic drama mixed in for good measure, September promises to bring a whole host of delights.Read More
Ponder Theatre’s fifty-minute production of Listen, You Can Hear The Sound Of No Hands Clapping is written and directed by Melanie Noa Jehan, who devised her script by adapting John Milton’s Paradise Lost into an “avant-garde history play”. The piece follows six era-defining historical figures, such as Homer and Katherine Parr, who explore well-known works […]Read More
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