Incoming: The Rider
South Dakota rodeo star Brady Blackburn (Brady Jandreau) awakens from a severe head injury, after a horse stamped on his skull. The doctors tell him he must give up the…
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Blu-Ray Review: Last Year in Marienbad
Very occasionally, a film will come along which defies expectations and logic. A film which plays with the very texture of film and storytelling to create something which is simultaneously…
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Track: Steady Hands – Indifferent Belushi
Taken from their forthcoming debut album Truth in Comedy, out October 19th on Lame-O Records, Steady hands have released a new track – Indifferent Belushi. Essentially the project of ex-Modern…
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Film Review: Down to Earth
We live in a connected age, where at the touch of a button we can communicate with our fellow humans all across the world. Globalisation has led to a whole…
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Incoming: The Predator
From the outer reaches of space to the small-town streets of suburbia, the hunt comes home in Shane Black’s explosive reinvention of the Predator series. Now, the universe’s most lethal…
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TRACK: Jim Clements – Not a Lot of Blood
Hugely under-heralded Canadian songwriter Jim Clements issues the fourth of his highly occasional albums -A Failure – next month. Not A Lot of Blood is the first track released to…
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Say Psych: Premiere: Sunflowers – A Spasmatic Milkshake
September is a busy month for Sunflowers. The Portuguese band embarked this week on an extensive tour of almost two months in Europe, and not satisfied with that, bring us…
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Incoming: American Animals
The extraordinary and thrilling true story of four friends (Evan Peters, Barry Keoghan, Blake Jenner, and Jared Abrahamson) living an ordinary existence who brazenly attempt to execute one of the…
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Not Forgotten: Mansun – Six
Twenty years later and the shock of hearing Six for the first time still stays with me. I’d already heard the single “Legacy”, which was one of the best things…
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Album Review: B.C. Camplight – Deportation Blues
Quite why B.C. Camplight’s How to Die in the North didn’t capture the attention of the music buying public is something of a puzzle. Luxuriant in its arrangements, with a…
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