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Film Review: Skyfall
25th October 2012
Mendes’s Skyfall is beautiful - when black silhouettes play rough and tumble against blue-lit jellyfishes, it’ll take your breath away. But if anyone was worried that the American Beauty director would serve up a stylish but vacuous Bond, they needn’t have been.
Highlights: Gamescom 2012
2nd September 2012
I can’t deny, as a gamer, I’ve been a little bored recently. The last few months have been a bit of a dry spell, so I packed my bags and made my way to Cologne, Germany to visit Gamescom, the biggest games trade fair in the world. Just like the scorching 36-degree weather in Cologne, the >>
Game Review: Tales of Graces F
31st August 2012
So, the series has somewhat of a serious following in Japan, and I can totally see why. It has a rather interesting blend of anime cut-scenes and game-play, which I can honestly say I found truly enjoyable. The dialogue had me laughing so loud I worried the rest of the house, and the story is >>
Reading Festival by Richard Ounsworth
30th August 2012
Watching people run to see the pop punk heroes was a sight to behold. "This is the worst kept secret in England right now", Billie Joe says to pretty much the whole of Reading. Playing classics from their massive back catalogue, even their new song gets everyone in the mosh pit, crowd surfing and >>
Reading Festival 2012 by Amelia Harvey
28th August 2012
Reading festival this year was as eclectic as ever. Sure most of the 87,000 strong crowd that visited the site over the weekend were ticking off ‘glamping’ in their 'great book of cool things students do', and at times it did feel more like a GCSE party rather than a rock concert but at least >>
Game Review: Orcs Must Die! 2
27th August 2012
Robot Entertainment are back with a second installment to their Orcs Must Die series, this time sporting a rather nifty Co-op mode, but aside from the inclusion of a friend, what's so different about Orcs Must Die 2?
Game Review: Tales from Space: Mutant Blobs Attack
27th August 2012
The game revolves around a spikey green blob, who is the victim of scientific testing on a regular basis. Naturally, it’s less than enthusiastic by this deal, so escapes, freeing his other blobby friends in the process. What follows is this little guy’s quest to eat anything and everything that >>
Record Review: Neal Morse - Momentum
24th August 2012
I think prog is still considered something of a dirty word in the music community... it is looked down on as pretentious, lacking in soul or just downright weird and to be fair some of it is but there is much out there that is top notch stuff, deserving more attention than it currently receives.
Live review: Wilco @ The L.C. Columbus, Ohio
22nd August 2012
There’s no arguing Jeff Tweedy is one of the greatest songwriters of the last 15 years and on a hot Saturday night in Columbus, Ohio, he and John, and Nels, and Glenn, and Mikael, and Pat proved why they are one of the greatest live American Rock'n'Roll bands around.
Sponsored Video: Acer Aspire S5 Ultrabook
22nd August 2012
I suppose filming all those TV episodes and doing all that chasing around is bound to become a bit tiring after a while, but who would have thought Kiefer Sutherland was such a fan of cupcakes?
Record Review : Slash - Apocolyptic Love
21st August 2012
The songs themselves are what you would expect from Slash, powerful bluesy rock riffs that encompass that element so hard to capture and all too often absent in modern rock.... groove.
Aiden Grimshaw – Misty Eye
18th August 2012
It’s one of those wonderful moments you can’t find a genre to box it in, hardly electro, not traditionally drum and bass, barely pop with a tinge of indie. It takes you from wanting to dance to feeling a deep sadness and then getting confused because you feel both of them at the same time.
Film Review: The Expendables 2
16th August 2012
Since the birth of cinema, the medium of film has been exquisitely used to tell tales of great human feats, journeys and conquests, to the most minutest universal human emotions and experiences. The Expendables 2 is none of these.
