All posts tagged review

“The loss of the face can be the beginning of a great freedom,” says Hago...

Reworking and adapting a cherished novel into a film is a challenge few people...

Director Eli Roth is known for his horror films depicting the tourism industry such as...

Edwyn Collins graced the Roundhouse with an intimate gig for an all seated...

From its opening scene, Bone Tomahawk throws us straight into the unforgiving world of the...

Currently on tour promoting their latest album, White Bear, The Temperance Movement have...

Emerging in 2014 as one of the year’s breakthrough artists, Irish singer-songwriter...

Reinventing a classic can be a risky business,...

Over the past few years and their most recent trio of albums, Panic!...

Bringing a generous amount of colour and vibrancy to London’s restaurant...