Hailing from Nottingham, alt rock band Kagoule have seen much success over the past few years. Their debut Album ‘Urth’ was a hit, and the group has found a firm […]
Exclusive Review: Aquaman – dive into an escapist world
This film adaptation of the Aquaman comics marks the 6th instalment in the contentious DC extended universe series, that has had many highs and lows. Whilst Wonder Woman (2017) was […]
Reflection: A Story About Growth
I have always been a keeper of notebooks. I used to collect them, but not write in them for fear of tarnishing their beauty with my less-than-perfect handwriting. Then I […]
The Southwark Experience
To me, the epitome of culture is going to see a small-scale show in an intimate setting with a belly full of wholesome street food – and Southwark delivers exactly […]
Do not run back to him! The ‘Gideon Graves’ theory!
After a conversation with a friend, I found a perfect way to express the fault in running back to an ex-partner and an unhealthy relationship. Once, in everyone’s lives, you […]
REVIEW: The Crow Girl by Erik Axl Sund
“The perfect Scandi-noir crime thriller to curl up with this Christmas” The Christmas holidays are upon us, and whilst for many of us it will be a busy time with […]
Exclusive Review: Sorry to Bother You
When I saw that Wisconsin musician/indie-label owner Rory Ferreira (milo, Scallops Hotel e.t.c) had brought an entire cinema screening of Sorry to Bother You as part of his grassroots label […]
What Brexit Blinds
It’s fair to say that British politics has never seemed so chaotic. Surrounded by roaring tunnels, punctuated by the incessant howling of the London Underground, I have spent many an […]
Hergé, Kuifje, and Cartoon Racisme: Viewing Past Art with Modern Ambiguities
It was one of the final days of my visit to Amsterdam and I found myself, amongst friends, in the famed meeting place of Dam Square, flanked on all sides […]