POND’s follow up to Man It Feels Like Space Again is a triumph, marrying the sonic creativity of Berlin-era Bowie with some New Romantic style earworms, while also retaining more than a hint of the garage glam this band does so well.
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With a little bit of something for everyone, Groovin The Moo is beginning to become the festival to fill the gap left by its predecessors.
Get Out is the directorial debut of Jordan Peele, one-half of the comedic duo Key and Peele.
This is first rate rock’n’roll delivered with energy and authenticity, the kind of album that makes you want to see the band play live.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 is one crazy ride, and for the most part, I didn’t want to get off.
Get hold of Ben Wright-Smith’s album, The Great Divorce, listen to it once and then I bet you will find it very hard not to hit the repeat button and play it again and again…
Dance Academy is a must-see for fans of the series as it is an excellent follow on from the popular show and will not disappoint.
Despite a couple of sweet action sequences, the first hour or so of the film felt like a really long episode of the anime series.
Alison Krauss’s new album, Windy City, is a lacklustre stroll through the standards of country music’s blander middle of the road songbook.
Little Big Town have tried really hard here to give us what we need, an affirming and uplifting slice of country-pop perfection, that will please old fans and win them a multitude of new ones.
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