In another rancid year, there has been many a musical highlight. — Ayear like much like the last (2020), but also a year of some triumphant musical births and rampant returns. Musical midwifery at a whole new level. So, here we go, these are my albums of the year for 2021 (in no particular order)… Seventeen Going Under — Sam Fender

In the most shit of all years, there have in fact been some good releases. — This year has been absolute gash in comparison to any year ever in my life. Like a vaccine to a virus, a bag of cans to a thirsty hooligan, music has helped to sooth my aliments. In no particular order, here are my top ten albums of the year, 2020. …

Compelling. Relevant. — So, it’s been a hot minute and with plenty of time to watch content through this disastrous start to the twenties’s, here I am, back with a blog post. The Morning Show, one of Apple’s first original shows on their newest platform, Apple TV+, has been my latest binge. It’s…

A tumultuous year, but a good year for music. — Usually I check into this sparsely used blog for a rundown of my favourite new albums of the last year. 2019 is no exception. However, this time, I’ve got ten bangers rather than 8. Foals – Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1

A touching true story. — Monday gone, Lucy and I journeyed to Shepard’s Bush to see Joel Egderton’s latest feature; Boy Erased.

It’s been a wild year, with even wilder releases! — FYI, these are in no particular order and there probably were more than eight, but that makes it difficult to compare to last years eight if I do more… Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino by Arctic Monkeys

A funny and twisted Gone Girl? Yes please. — Adapted from Darcey Bell’s novel by Jessica Sharzer, Paul Feig has been able to create a funny yet dark mystery come to life. IMDb’s synopsis is a simple single line; A woman seeks to uncover the truth behind the disappearance of her best friend. Here’s the trailer: Anna…

Hollywood history and all around goodness. — This will come as no surprise, but Lucy and I went to the cinema the other week. This time however, we went to see something which is rather different to the typically whitewashed Hollywood flicks we tend to see on the silver screen; Jon M. Chu’s Crazy Rich Asians.

Worth the wait? Probably. — It’s 2018, it’s August, it’s been too long since I last reviewed anything in type form. Yesterday evening, Lucy and I sat ourselves down in front of the silver screen; with shop bought popcorn and a Tango Ice Blast (mixed flavours, of course). …