Festival Coverage: Latitude 2014 – Day 1
Latitude 2014 began with a bang yesterday and sunny Suffolk was more than ready to start enjoying the weekend after the Thursday night buzz. Kicking off the day was the….
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Tom Law – ‘Build From Zero’ EP
Tom Law is every teenage girls super crush. He surfs, has bright blue eyes, is absurdly cute and makes laid back summer tunes that could melt even the coldest of….
Review: Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
We’ve had the Rise, now it’s time for the Dawn. Director Matt Reeves brings us Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, the first sequel in what currently is set….
Review: From Here To Eternity
Pearl Harbor meets Les Misérables… Tim Rice’s new adaptation of the classic musical ‘From Here to Eternity’ combines a stunning musical performance with a convincing story of love and loss…..
Review: How To Train Your Dragon 2
Dragons, dragons… and more DRAGONS! Hiccup and Toothless are back! As the sequel to Dreamworks’ 2010 hit, How to Train Your Dragon hits cinema screens this week. So if you’re….
Barn on the Farm 2014: The Highlights
Just one day after Gloucester’s Over Farm was vacated and the post-festival blues are already kicking in. So we thought we’d relive it and deliver just a few of our….
Festival Round-Up: Sea Sessions ’14
Bundoran’s annual music and surfing festival, Sea Sessions fortunately fell on one of Ireland’s sunniest weekends this Summer, provoking the beach atmosphere to wonderful levels… Held in quite a small….
Album Review: Sia – 1000 Forms Of Fear
The name Sia Furler has been something of a household name in songwriting since late 2012 after a certain Bajan beauty released a song with lyrics pertaining to colourless crystalline….
Album Review: Ed Sheeran – X (Deluxe Edition)
Pronounced multiply, ‘X’ is the second album released by pop star Ed Sheeran. The collection of sixteen tracks fuse together three elements that has built Sheeran into one of the….
Album Review: Klaxons – Love Frequency
Good on Klaxons for coming back. Seven years after their Mercury Prize winning debut album, the three piece have returned with a killer third album. That’s right: third. It’s best….