I love you; I hate you; I can’t live without you. Malcolm and Marie ignites an inner battle for viewers, causing them to constantly change their perspective of the two lovers.
Category: Reviews
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Thirteen Dances by Johnny Butler: A step too far?
Johnny Butler’s Thirteen Dances, due March 12, is an explorative and emotive creation of alt-jazz that is unlike anything else out there.
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Bridgerton review: A sensual scandal
Bridgerton has been a big hit around the world as it brings diversity to historical period drama. We review its combination of history, modernity, diversity and sensuality.
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To the moon and back: a Q&A with Junodream
Our Q&A with the five-piece hailing Junodream delves a little deeper into their sound, their inspiration, and their future.
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Revisiting The OOZ – a masterclass in moody
Archy Marshall’s The Ooz remains one of the finest and best musical expressions of an artists’ loneliness and depravity. We revisit it to remind ourselves just how Marshall created such a masterpiece of gloom.
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A review of The Blood From My Heart
The Blood From My Heart is a book made of thought-provoking poems about a young man’s place in the world.
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Flop or not? John Lewis’s new approach for Christmas ad 2020
Every year there is a competition amongst retailers for the best Christmas advert, and this year John Lewis opted for mellow and magical.
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The Crown Season 4 Reigns on Netflix
Season four of The Crown has left viewers wanting more from the royal family saga; what is it about this series that has us all hooked?
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Enveloped in electro: Dirty Freud’s “Blood Bayou”
Dirty Freud has made a comeback with his new single, Blood Bayou, described as a dark electronic experience.
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Ariana Grande bares all in her new album, ‘Positions’
Friday October 30 was the day every Ariana Grande fan had been waiting for. The day she released her highly anticipated sixth studio album, ‘positions’ (aka AG6), her third album in two years.
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Emily in Paris Review: you either love it or hate it
The new Netflix rom-com Emily in Paris, from Sex and the City creator Darren Star, has divided the internet.
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Plants and Animals: An electric example of art-rock
The Montreal based trio, Plants and Animals, are back with their fifth studio album; an electric example of art-rock surrounding existential dread.