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Like trying to put a jigsaw puzzle together while someone is hiding half the pieces, Michaela Coel’s I May Destroy You forces the viewer to… Read More »‘I May Destroy You’ review: Michaela Coel returns with another transfixing millennial drama
Midsommar director Ari Aster has shared some insight into what to expect from the follow-up to his 2019 horror hit. Read more: Seen Hereditary? Check… Read More »‘Midsommar’ director Ari Aster teases new “nightmare comedy” project
Hideo Kojima’s classic horror demo PT has been given a new lease of life in Half-Life: Alyx through a mod by Steam user AmbientDruth. Read… Read More »Horror classic ‘PT’ has been remade in ‘Half-Life: Alyx’
Wiley has revealed that his recent beef with Stormzy has been settled but that he still takes issue with “England’s golden boy” Ed Sheeran. The… Read More »Wiley says Stormzy feud resolved but rebukes Ed Sheeran: “He can use you, but you’re not allowed to use him”
The first album I owned Madonna – ‘The Immaculate Collection’ “I was basically birthed loving Madonna because my sister Heather, who’s seven years older than… Read More »Soundtrack Of My Life: ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ star Detox
“‘Can I tell you something about you and your band’,” Hinds begin on fiery tune ‘Just Like Kids (Miau)’, mocking the unsolicited comments they get… Read More »Hinds – ‘The Prettiest Curse’ review: indie quartet embrace pop with confidence
British Transport Police have asked the Crown Prosecution Service to review evidence in the death of railway worker Belly Mujinga. Read more: “It’s a cry… Read More »Evidence in Belly Mujinga’s death to be reviewed by Crown Prosecution Service
The Ghost Inside’s lives changed forever on 19 November 2015. Their tour bus collided with a tractor-trailer outside of El Paso, the crash killing the… Read More »The Ghost Inside – ‘The Ghost Inside’ review: metalcore heroes’ stunning testament to strength and bravery
Fontaines D.C. have opened up on how The Beach Boys proved to be an unexpected influence on their latest record. The Dublin band are set… Read More »Fontaines D.C. on how The Beach Boys inspired their second album: “We wanted to make something a bit more subversive”
“Surprise, sometimes, will come around,” Paul Banks pined on ‘Untitled’, the opener to Interpol’s classic 2002 debut ‘Turn On The Bright Lights’, which set the… Read More »Muzz – ‘Muzz’ review: cinematic and stately Americana from members of Interpol and The Walkmen